Renault
[ruh-nawlt; French ruh-noh]
- Lou·is [loo-ee; French lwee] /ˈlu i; French lwi/, 1843–1918, French jurist: Nobel Peace Prize 1907.
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Contemporary Examples
They carjacked a Renault Clio, took the car, and fled with it.
He keeps the papal Mercedes parked in the Vatican garage and insists on tooling around Rome in well-worn 1984 Renault.
The Renault Fluence delivered a smooth and quiet ride with lots of pickup.
It's when Rick instructs Renault to sign the letters of transit--"in the names of Ilsa Lund and Victor Laszlo."
On Merah's suggestion, police searched a rented Renault Megane utility vehicle parked nearby and found a cache of weapons.
Historical Examples
Renault—8-cylinder, air-cooled; 50 horse power; weight 374 pounds.
Flying MachinesW.J. Jackman and Thos. H. Russell
M. and Mme. Renault exhorted their son to submission and deference.
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Young Renault rejoiced in advance over the happiness of his fiancée.
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He reposes in the spot which young Renault had bought for him.
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During these proceedings, Mme. Renault sent to inquire if she could come in.
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