Definition
Definition of Lewis - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
namesmale given name from Frankish origin
- Lewis is a common name in our family.
2.
surnameEnglish surname originating as a patronymic
- The Lewis family has a long history in this town.
3.
athleteUS United States athlete, Olympic gold medalistUS
- Lewis broke several records at the Olympics.
4.
geographyUK island in Scotland, United KingdomUK
- We visited Lewis during our trip to Scotland.
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satiristRare US United States novelist known for satirical worksRare US
- Lewis's novels critiqued middle-class America.
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ColoradoRare US census-designated place in Montezuma County, ColoradoRare US
- Lewis, Colorado, is a small community.
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literatureRare UK English novelist and Christian apologistRare UK
- Lewis wrote many influential books.
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artRare UK British painter and novelist, founder of vorticismRare UK
- Lewis was a key figure in vorticism.
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explorationRare US United States explorer of the Columbia RiverRare US
- Lewis led a famous expedition across America.
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laborRare US United States labor leader and union presidentRare US
- Lewis was a prominent figure in labor rights.
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musicRare US United States rock star singer and pianistRare US
- Lewis performed to a sold-out crowd.
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constructionTECH. UK type of lifting deviceTECH. UK
- The workers used a lewis to lift the heavy stone.
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FreemasonryTECH. partially apprenticed Freemason titleTECH.
- He was known as a Lewis in the lodge.
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type of lifting device
Expressions with Lewis
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electrophilic compound accepting electron pairs to bond
Aluminum chloride is a common Lewis acid.
compound donating electron pair to form covalent bond
Ammonia acts as a Lewis base in this reaction.
diagram showing bonds and lone pairs in molecules
The Lewis formula of water shows two lone pairs.
light machine gun used in World War I
The soldiers carried a Lewis gun into battle.
Origin of Lewis
Germanic, Ludwig (famous warrior)
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Examples of Lewis in a sentence
Everyone was excited to see Lewis again. Lewis is a common surname in the United States. She traced her ancestry back to the Lewis clan. Lewis was celebrated for his speed and agility. Fans cheered as Lewis won another gold medal. Lewis is known for its stunning landscapes.
The ferry to Lewis was delayed due to weather. Lewis's satire remains relevant today. Critics praised Lewis for his sharp wit. Lewis is known for its scenic views. Many tourists visit Lewis for its history. Lewis inspired generations with his writings. Many readers admire Lewis for his storytelling. Lewis's paintings are displayed in the gallery. The influence of Lewis is evident in modern art. Lewis was instrumental in mapping the new territories. The journals of Lewis provide insight into early American exploration. Lewis led the union with determination. The workers admired Lewis for his leadership. Lewis captivated the audience with his energetic performance. Fans cheered as Lewis played his classic hits. A lewis was essential for the construction project. They secured the block with a lewis before lifting. Being a Lewis, he had special duties. The Lewis was respected by fellow members.
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- French:Lewis, lewis, ...
- German:Lewis, US-amerikanischer Schriftsteller, ...
- Italian:Lewis, lewis, ...
- Spanish:Lewis, Lewis, Colorado, ...
- Portuguese:Lewis, Lewis, Colorado, ...
- Chinese:路易斯, 刘易斯, ...
- Japanese:ルイス, リュイス, ...
- Arabic:لُوِيس, لِوِس, ...
- Hebrew:לוּאִיס, לְוִיס, ...
- Russian:Льюис, лебедка, ...
- Ukrainian:Льюїс, левіс, ...
- Hindi:लुईस, लुईस, कोलोराडो, ...
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