Brandt

[ brant; German brahnt ]

noun

1. Wil·ly [wil, -ee, vil, -ee], Karl Herbert Frahm, 1913–1992, West German political leader: chancellor 1969–74; Nobel Peace Prize 1971.

Brandt

/ brænt /

noun

1. BrandtBill19051983MBritishARTS AND CRAFTS: photographer Bill , full name William Brandt . 1905–83, British photographer. His photographic books include The English at Home (1936) and Perspectives of Nudes (1961)
2. BrandtGeorg16941768MSwedishSCIENCE: chemist Georg (ˈɡeɪɔːɡ). 1694–1768, Swedish chemist, who isolated cobalt (1742) and exposed fraudulent alchemists
3. brant BrandtWilly19131992MGermanPOLITICS: statesman Willy (ˈvɪli). 1913–92, German statesman; socialist chancellor of West Germany (1969–74); chairman of the Social Democratic party (1964–87). His policy of détente and reconciliation with E Europe brought him international acclaim. Nobel peace prize 1971

Example Sentences

Hilton and Accor have already started adding this information to their global hotel portfolio, Brandt said in a presentation to the media on Tuesday.

From Axios

“It’s possible it’s a wiring problem,” Brandt said, adding that the vehicle is new “and was wired pretty recently.”

From Washington Post

Brandt said the unmarked Ford Explorer had an agency placard in the windshield and was parked in space designated for the Marshals Service, whose members provide security in courtrooms and escort prisoners.

From Washington Post

Most of us have an unhealthy relationship with anger, writes author and psychologist Andrea Brandt.

From The Daily Beast

He played Brandt, the happy-go-lucky assistant/boy Friday to millionaire Jeffrey Lebowski (David Huddleston).

From The Daily Beast

Brandt is creepily affable, and Hoffman knocks the tiny supporting turn out of the park.

From The Daily Beast

As in the Bill Brandt show there that's closing this week.

From The Daily Beast

“The Masai who live around the lake are used to these creatures washing up—they think of them as junk,” said Brandt, 47.

From The Daily Beast

Sebastian Brandt died; counsellor of Strassburg, a lawyer, and author of a curious poem.

From Project Gutenberg

Soon after, Brandt made a formal demand for the hand of this dashing maid, but the stubborn general refused to consider it.

From Project Gutenberg

I lunched at the club, and turned up the article "Lola Brandt" in the living encyclopaedia—that was my friend Renniker.

From Project Gutenberg

Why, in the sacred name of Nicotine, does a luxurious lady like Lola Brandt smoke such unutterable garbage?

From Project Gutenberg

Madame Brandt smiled, took the creature's head between her hands and kissed his forehead.

From Project Gutenberg