Glenarvan (en. Glenarvan)

ɡlɛnɛrvan

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Fictional character who is the protagonist of the novel 'The Children of Captain Grant'.

Glenarvan is a Scottish nobleman who sets out to search for Captain Grant.

Glenarvan est un noble écossais qui part à la recherche du capitaine Grant.

A term used to designate an adventurer or explorer.

In his last voyage, he was compared to Glenarvan for his adventurous spirit.

Dans son dernier voyage, il a été comparé à Glenarvan pour son esprit d'aventure.

A name used to represent boldness and heroism.

This character embodies the Glenarvan of the modern era.

Ce personnage incarne le Glenarvan de l'époque moderne.

Derived from the name of Lord Glenarvan, created by Jules Verne.

To have the spirit of Glenarvan

To show boldness and leadership in difficult situations.

Avoir l'esprit de Glenarvan

To be a modern Glenarvan

To refer to a person who seeks adventure in the contemporary world.

Être un Glenarvan moderne

Jules Verne

French author, famous for his adventure novels.

Jules Verne

The Children of Captain Grant

Novel by Jules Verne where Glenarvan is the main character.

Les Enfants du capitaine Grant

Adventure novel

Literary genre that focuses on explorations and quests.

Roman d'aventure

Intrepid adventurer.

This man is a true Glenarvan, he does not back down from anything.

Cet homme, c'est un vrai Glenarvan, il ne recule devant rien.

Someone who likes to take risks.

She is always ready for the big leap, she’s a real Glenarvan!

Elle est toujours partante pour le grand saut, c'est une vraie Glenarvan!