Jaurès

American  

[zhaw-res] / ʒɔˈrɛs /

noun

1. Jean Léon 1859–1914, French socialist and writer.

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Jaurès British  

/ ʒɔrɛs /

noun

1. Jean Léon (ʒɑ̃ leɔ̃). 1859–1914, French politician and writer, who founded the socialist paper l'Humanité (1904), and united the French socialist movement into a single party (1905); assassinated

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Example Sentences

The paint is made of inorganic material so it can’t be radiocarbon dated, said project leader Camille Bourdier of the University of Toulouse-Jean Jaurès.

From Science Magazine

Rising inflation and the surveillance state were common themes referenced in the bouncing costumes worn by carnival-goers, as they marched around Jean Jaures Square singing and dancing.

From Seattle Times

"The pandemic has forced the most privileged classes, those from the private sector, small managers, to re-think their relationship to work, something the working class had done a long time ago," Jeremie Peltier of the Jean Jaures Foundation think tank said.

From Reuters

Jaures Kombila from Gabon can get into almost any position using his amazingly flexible body.

From BBC

Giordano Mastrocola, an associate researcher at the University of Toulouse-Jean Jaurès, has also identified important political contexts that magnified Vicentino’s influence.

From New York Times