Bragelonne (en. Bragelonne)

/bʁa.ʒə.lɔn/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench
noun
A fictional character in the novels of Alexandre Dumas.
The tale of d'Artagnan and Bragelonne is captivating.
Le récit de d'Artagnan et de Bragelonne est captivant.
A reference to a noble or aristocratic context.
His aristocratic behavior reminded one of Bragelonne.
Son comportement aristocratique rappelait celui de Bragelonne.
A symbol of loyalty and friendship in epic adventures.
Bragelonne's friends have always shown unwavering loyalty.
Les amis de Bragelonne ont toujours fait preuve d'une loyauté sans faille.

Etymology

Derived from the stories of Alexandre Dumas, particularly 'Twenty Years After'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

In the manner of Bragelonne
To act with bravery and nobility.
À la manière de Bragelonne
The spirit of Bragelonne
To demonstrate loyalty and heroism.
L'esprit de Bragelonne

Related Words

d'Artagnan
Another famous character from Dumas's stories.
d'Artagnan
musketeer
The comrades-in-arms of Bragelonne and d'Artagnan.
musketeer

Slang Meanings

To act heroically.
He really played the part of Bragelonne today.
Il a vraiment joué le rôle de Bragelonne aujourd'hui.
To be loyal to one's friends.
He always remains Bragelonne in his circle of friends.
Il reste toujours Bragelonne dans son cercle d'amis.