Lazarus in French
Lazarus in French is Lazare — Lazarus means in the Bible, a man raised from the dead by Jesus; used figuratively for anyone or anything that returns after being given up for dead.
Lazarus in French
Lazare
What does "Lazarus" mean?
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name In the Bible, a man raised from the dead by Jesus; used figuratively for anyone or anything that returns after being given up for dead.
"The failing company staged a Lazarus-like recovery after new investors stepped in."
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Lazarus in a sentence
- The failing company staged a Lazarus-like recovery after new investors stepped in.
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What is "Lazarus" in French?
"Lazarus" in French is Lazare. Lazarus means: In the Bible, a man raised from the dead by Jesus; used figuratively for anyone or anything that returns after being given up for dead.
How do you use "Lazarus" in a sentence?
Example: "The failing company staged a Lazarus-like recovery after new investors stepped in." In French, "Lazarus" is Lazare.
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