Rochambeau

[raw-shahn-boh]

noun

1. Jean Baptiste Donatien de Vimeur Count de, 1725–1807, French general: marshal of France 1791–1807; commander of the French army in the American Revolution.

Example Sentences

The Library of Congress does note that a French military officer, the comte de Rochambeau, threw a ball celebrating Washington’s 50th birthday in 1782.

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Rochambeau is another Uptown bar expected to open next month.

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Rochambeau is another bar rushing to open near the hockey arena.

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When the troops passed through White Plains, N.Y., the aide-de-camp to the French general Rochambeau wrote in his journal that he “had a chance to see the American army, man for man.”

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I would go and play pickup soccer at my old high school, Rochambeau, the French International School in Bethesda.

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When To Use

what else does Rochambeau mean?

One, two, three, shoot!Rochambeau is an alternate name for the folk game rock-paper-scissors.It is also the title of Jean-Baptiste-Donatien de Vimeur, Comte de Rochambeau (1725–1807), the commander of French forces in North America during the American Revolution.How is Rochambeau pronounced?[ roh-sham-boh ]What are other forms of Rochambeau?RoshamboWhat are some other words related to Rochambeau?

• Rock-paper-scissors



• George Washington



• Alexander Hamilton