courant
pronunciation
How to pronounce courant in British English:
UK [kʊ'rænt]
How to pronounce courant in American English:
US [kʊ'rænt]
Word Origin
- courant (n.)
- "newspaper" (now only in names of newspapers), from French courant, literally "running," present participle of courir "to run" (see current (adj.)).
Example
- 1. " My completely amateur opinion is , yeah , " courant responded .
- 2. They do serve to keep me au courant .
- 3. In 1721 , james began publishing a newspaper , the new england courant .
- 4. The " multi-touch " interface devised by jeff han , a researcher at new york university 's courant institute , is more elaborate .
- 5. But gaga has done something unprecedented , melding her inspirations with au courant dance pop and web savvy to build a business empire notable for both the speed of its creation and the diversity of its platforms .