johannes
1 Americannoun
plural
johannesnoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of johannes
1750–60, after the name Joannes (John V, of Portugal) in the coin's legend. See John
Example Sentences
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But Alex and Johannes didn't fare as well on the leaderboard with their Cha Cha Cha.
From BBC
Among these new billionaires are 15 members of Germany’s Boehringer Ingelheim pharmaceutical company, including 19-year-old Johannes von Baumbach, according to Forbes External link.
From Barron's
Professors Johannes Lemke and Steffen Syrbe have collaborated for nearly 15 years in both clinical and research settings to better understand disorders involving the brain's glutamate receptor in children with neurological conditions.
From Science Daily
"Our current findings indicate that GRIN2A is the first known gene that, on its own, can cause a mental illness. This distinguishes it from the polygenic causes of such disorders that have been assumed to date," says Professor Johannes Lemke, lead author of the study and Director of the Institute of Human Genetics at the University of Leipzig Medical Center.
From Science Daily
Westlife were among the other performers, along with Strictly Come Dancing's Johannes Radebe, who gave a glimpse of his forthcoming role in stage musical Kinky Boots.
From BBC
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