Borel
[baw-rel, buh-; French baw-rel]
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noun
Fé·lix É·douard É·mile [fey-leeks ey-dwar ey-meel] /feɪˈliks eɪˈdwar eɪˈmil/, 1871–1956, French mathematician.
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Contemporary Examples of borel
The 43-year-old Borel is one of the few jockeys that people who do not follow horseracing have heard of.
Historical Examples of borel
But the service she meant to ask of me really was to accompany her to the Chateau Borel.
Under Western EyesJoseph Conrad
And turning his back on it, he faced the entrance to the grounds of the Chateau Borel.
Under Western EyesJoseph Conrad
Dr. Borel himself brought Suzanne to the house at about twelve o'clock.
The FrontierMaurice LeBlanc
At midnight, the old man was suffering so much that Dr. Borel was called in again.
The FrontierMaurice LeBlanc
We know what Borel has written on the gamelan (he calls it soul music).
Letters of a Javanese PrincessRaden Adjeng Kartini