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Edouard Rene de Laboulaye
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Jean-Nicolas Truchelut
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Edouard Laboulaye, Membre de l'Institut, Professeur au Collège de France, Mi-corps, 3-4 à g - btv1b10208363x
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Edouard Rene de Laboulaye c. 1860-1870
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Nadar
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拉布莱伊

拉布萊伊
Lābùláiyī
proper noun #33,534

Meanings

  1. 1 Laboulaye (French surname); most famously Édouard de Laboulaye (爱德华·德·拉布莱伊), the French jurist who first proposed the Statue of Liberty

About Édouard de Laboulaye

1811–1883 · 学者 scholar

French jurist and abolitionist who first proposed that France give the United States a monument to liberty. The idea became the 自由女神像 (Statue of Liberty), unveiled in New York in 1886.

Also called  爱德华·德·拉布莱伊

Examples

HSK 4
Lābùláiyī shì shíjiǔ shìjì de Fǎguó fǎxuéjiā.
Laboulaye was a 19th-century French jurist.
HSK 6
Àidéhuá · dé · Lābùláiyī zuì zǎo tíchū le zèngsòng Zìyóu Nǚshén xiàng de xiǎngfǎ.
Édouard de Laboulaye first proposed the idea of gifting the Statue of Liberty.

Tips

usage
Chinese texts also write his name 拉布莱, without the final 伊. The statue's formal name, 自由照耀世界, translates the French 'Liberty Enlightening the World'; his friend 巴托尔迪 (Bartholdi) sculpted it.

Stroke Order

拉 lā
布 bù
莱 lái
伊 yī