Marianne English

Meaning Marianne meaning

What does Marianne mean?

Marianne properNoun

— The personification of France, a woman symbolizing liberty and reason and appearing on French coins, stamps, etc.

— A en given name.

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How do I use Marianne in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

Yes, Marianne darling.

Marianne, this is Sara.

That peach you're gaping at is Marianne.

This is Evald's wife, Marianne.

Good afternoon, Marianne.

As you see, I've brought Marianne with me.

Hello, Marianne.

Marianne lost the heel on a shoe.

How is it to be between you and Marianne?

I like you, Marianne.

Bye, Marianne.

Marianne Bardou, 33, divorced, one child.

Marianne Bardou, Maxime Blanchet, and Arnaud Gauthier were found naked and covered in black marks typical of those of the Black Death.

Marianne Bardou?

Same type as Marianne Carpenter, the trunk murderess.

Good evening, Marianne.

Marianne will be a comfort to you now, madame, more than ever.

Marianne.

Not after tomorrow, Marianne.

And then I want to go to see Marianne.

My Marianne. And your friend, Dupont.

Goodbye, Marianne.

Goodbye, Marianne. - Goodbye.

Maybe it was a look I saw on Marianne's face as she lit a candle.

I'm going to have lunch with Marianne and I want to hear your reply.

Let me show you Marianne's picture.

They say that Marianne passes the day staring at my picture.

Is Marianne coming here?

I never liked Marianne.

Marianne!

So, Marianne, laundry all right?

I mean it, Marianne.

Marianne, what are you doing? You mad?

Just try it, Marianne.

So will I, Marianne.

Me too, Marianne.

I do love you, Marianne. I do.

Marianne told Ferdinand a complicated story.

It's me, Marianne.

Marianne and Ferdinand stop at a bar.

News and current affairs

Two of my colleagues at the University of Chicago, Marianne Bertrand and Adair Morse, offer an intriguing answer: growing income inequality.