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Definition of Picard in English: Picardnoun pikaʀˈpɪkɑːdpiˈkärd 1A native or inhabitant of Picardy. Example sentencesExamples - I have many rememberances of a drunken Picard, trying to explain/defend the anomaly.
- Henri Matisse, a Picard who abandoned a career in law for art, made his impact at the Autumn Salon in Paris in 1905.
2The dialect of French spoken in Picardy. Example sentencesExamples - Douai did not escape French cultural influence; the shift from Picard to Parisian French in the documentary record is a fairly obvious example, and the penetration of Roman law is another.
- However, the same speaker reported that he could not understand his grandmother when she spoke Picard.
- Most of them spoke Picard, Norman or Orléanais as well as French.
adjective pikaʀˈpɪkɑːdpiˈkärd Relating to Picardy, its inhabitants, or their dialect. Example sentencesExamples - The three of them are going at it in rapid-fire Picard accents, I can barely understand it so long as I don't attempt to actually speak.
- When Guise heard that Henry was moving troops into the suburbs of the capital, he demanded that the Picard garrisons be withdrawn immediately.
- I've carefully crafted a Picard ritual for you, my friend.
- The curve of the Picard horn, described as pringle-like, would also explain why these background blobs are elliptical, rather than circular.
- Nevertheless in April he resumed talks with the League leaders over the installation of royal garrisons in the Picard towns.
Definition of Picard in US English: Picardnounpiˈkärd 1A native or inhabitant of Picardy. Example sentencesExamples - I have many rememberances of a drunken Picard, trying to explain/defend the anomaly.
- Henri Matisse, a Picard who abandoned a career in law for art, made his impact at the Autumn Salon in Paris in 1905.
2The dialect of French spoken in Picardy. Example sentencesExamples - However, the same speaker reported that he could not understand his grandmother when she spoke Picard.
- Most of them spoke Picard, Norman or Orléanais as well as French.
- Douai did not escape French cultural influence; the shift from Picard to Parisian French in the documentary record is a fairly obvious example, and the penetration of Roman law is another.
adjectivepiˈkärd Relating to Picardy, its inhabitants, or their dialect. Example sentencesExamples - The curve of the Picard horn, described as pringle-like, would also explain why these background blobs are elliptical, rather than circular.
- I've carefully crafted a Picard ritual for you, my friend.
- The three of them are going at it in rapid-fire Picard accents, I can barely understand it so long as I don't attempt to actually speak.
- When Guise heard that Henry was moving troops into the suburbs of the capital, he demanded that the Picard garrisons be withdrawn immediately.
- Nevertheless in April he resumed talks with the League leaders over the installation of royal garrisons in the Picard towns.
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