Definition of pompe funèbre in English:

pompe funèbre

(also pompe funebre)

noun ˌpɒmp fəˈnɛbr(ə)

Chiefly in French contexts: a funeral ceremony; funeral rites.

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in Wyndham Lewis (1882–1957), artist and writer. From French pompe funèbre (usually in plural) funeral ceremony from pompe + funèbre.

Definition of pompe funèbre in US English:

pompe funèbre

(also pompe funebre)

nounˌpɒmp fəˈnɛbr(ə)

Chiefly in French contexts: a funeral ceremony; funeral rites.

Origin

1930s; earliest use found in Wyndham Lewis (1882–1957), artist and writer. From French pompe funèbre (usually in plural) funeral ceremony from pompe + funèbre.

单词	pompe funèbre
释义	Definition of pompe funèbre in English: pompe funèbre (also pompe funebre) noun ˌpɒmp fəˈnɛbr(ə) Chiefly in French contexts: a funeral ceremony; funeral rites. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Wyndham Lewis (1882–1957), artist and writer. From French pompe funèbre (usually in plural) funeral ceremony from pompe + funèbre. Definition of pompe funèbre in US English: pompe funèbre (also pompe funebre) nounˌpɒmp fəˈnɛbr(ə) Chiefly in French contexts: a funeral ceremony; funeral rites. Origin 1930s; earliest use found in Wyndham Lewis (1882–1957), artist and writer. From French pompe funèbre (usually in plural) funeral ceremony from pompe + funèbre.
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