Definition of raisonneur in English:

raisonneur

noun ˌreɪzɒˈnəː

1A thinker; a person who thinks or reasons.
2A character in a play or other work who expresses the author's message, point of view, or philosophy.

verb ˌreɪzɒˈnəː

nonce-word

no object To act as a raisonneur.

Origin

Early 19th century. From French raisonneur person who annoys by reasoning, person who reasons, character in comedy who expresses the author's message from raisonner + -eur
1960s; earliest use found in P. G. Wodehouse (1881–1975), writer. From raisonneur.

Definition of raisonneur in US English:

raisonneur

nounˌreɪzɒˈnəː

1A thinker; a person who thinks or reasons.
2A character in a play or other work who expresses the author's message, point of view, or philosophy.

verbˌreɪzɒˈnəː

nonce-word

no object To act as a raisonneur.

Origin

Early 19th century. From French raisonneur person who annoys by reasoning, person who reasons, character in comedy who expresses the author's message from raisonner + -eur<br>1960s; earliest use found in P. G. Wodehouse (1881–1975), writer. From raisonneur.

单词	raisonneur
释义	Definition of raisonneur in English: raisonneur noun ˌreɪzɒˈnəː 1A thinker; a person who thinks or reasons. 2A character in a play or other work who expresses the author's message, point of view, or philosophy. verb ˌreɪzɒˈnəː nonce-word no object To act as a raisonneur. Origin Early 19th century. From French raisonneur person who annoys by reasoning, person who reasons, character in comedy who expresses the author's message from raisonner + -eur 1960s; earliest use found in P. G. Wodehouse (1881–1975), writer. From raisonneur. Definition of raisonneur in US English: raisonneur nounˌreɪzɒˈnəː 1A thinker; a person who thinks or reasons. 2A character in a play or other work who expresses the author's message, point of view, or philosophy. verbˌreɪzɒˈnəː nonce-word no object To act as a raisonneur. Origin Early 19th century. From French raisonneur person who annoys by reasoning, person who reasons, character in comedy who expresses the author's message from raisonner + -eur<br>1960s; earliest use found in P. G. Wodehouse (1881–1975), writer. From raisonneur.
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