Lise

American  

[lee-suh, -zuh] / ˈli sə, -zə /

noun

1. a female given name, form of Elizabeth.

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Example Sentences

Indeed, as the French science journalist Lise Barnéoud explains in her fascinating book, “Hidden Guests: Migrating Cells and How the New Science of Microchimerism Is Redefining Human Identity,” the phenomenon isn’t even rare.

From The Wall Street Journal

The head of the Norwegian football association, Lise Klaveness, recently said she was pushing "for Israel to be sanctioned".

From Barron's

The president of the Norwegian FA, Lise Klaveness, admits that Grainger was not on their initial list of candidates when they started to recruit for a new head coach and was only added to increase the number of females they saw.

From BBC

But the more Lise questions the pretense of a happily remade society, the nervier everything gets.

From Los Angeles Times

And when Paul manages to elude his overseers and explore the surrounding area — spurring a frantic search, the menacing tenor of which raises Lise’s hackles — the movie effectively becomes a prison drama, with the trio’s eventual interviewee depicted as a shadowy warden who can decide their fate.

From Los Angeles Times