Bebel

American  

[bey-buhl] / ˈbeɪ bəl /

noun

1. Ferdinand August 1840–1913, German socialist and writer.

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Bebel British  

/ ˈbeːbəl /

noun

1. August (ˈauɡʊst). 1840–1913, German socialist leader: one of the founders of the Social Democratic Party (1869)

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Example Sentences

“Investors are concerned that banks are either not doing proper diligence or are far enough removed from the collateral that appropriate monitoring isn’t taking place,” said Bill Bebel, senior managing director at 22V Research.

From Barron's

In 2019, he joined a long line of Brazilian artists — notably Astrud Gilberto, Flora Purim, Sérgio Mendes and Bebel Gilberto — who moved to the States to seek a success that had eluded them back home.

From Los Angeles Times

"He never stopped renewing himself, reinventing himself, and in doing so conquering successive generations," Macron said, adding: "Adieu Bébel."

From Reuters

Belmondo, affectionately known by the French as Bebel, was also a gifted athlete who often did his own stunts.

From Seattle Times

D’Artagnan Bebel, senior vice president and general manager at KRIV, the Fox-owned TV station in Houston, said his correspondents have found it easier to book interviews for their pieces by using Zoom instead of sending a crew to travel to a location and set up and then break down equipment, which can take more than hour.

From Los Angeles Times