francis
US /ˈfrænsɪs/
・UK /ˈfrɑ:nsɪs/
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prop. n.Proper NounA male given name, from the Old French, meaning 'Frenchman' or 'free man'.
Francis is a common given name for boys.
prop. n.Proper NounA surname derived from the given name Francis.
Mr. Francis is our new history teacher.
prop. n.Proper NounReferring to Saint Francis of Assisi or other figures named Francis.
Saint Francis of Assisi is known for his love of animals.
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Prime Minister's Questions: 17 January 2018
- >> Carol Monaghan (Glasgow North West) (SNP): His Holiness Pope Francis has this week condemned
>> Carol Monaghan (Glasgow North West) (SNP): His Holiness Pope Francis has this week condemned
- Minister agree with Pope Francis that hostility to migrants is a sin?
Minister agree with Pope Francis that hostility to migrants is a sin?
Rescue operation underway after Baltimore's Key Bridge collapses
- The Francis Scott Key Bridge plunged into the water overnight after it was hit by a cargo container ship.
The Francis Scott Key Bridge plunged into the water overnight after it was hit by a cargo container ship.
- The Francis Scott Key Bridge plunging into the water overnight after it was hit by a cargo container ship.
The Francis Scott Key Bridge plunging into the water overnight after it was hit by a cargo container ship.
Baltimore bridge collapse: BBC News Review
- a support column on the Francis Scott Key Bridge in the city of Baltimore.
a support column on the Francis Scott Key Bridge in the city of Baltimore.
- cops rushing to stop traffic going over Francis Scott Key Bridge.
cops rushing to stop traffic going over Francis Scott Key Bridge.
The Gays Who Changed the World
- Sir Francis Bacon gave us empiricism.
Sir Francis Bacon gave us empiricism.
- Sir Francis Bacon gave us empiricism.
Sir Francis Bacon gave us empiricism.
What's in Store? Stained Glass
- This window was originally installed in Belsay Castle to commemorate the marriage of William Middleton of Belsay and Francis Lambert.
This window was originally installed in Belsay Castle to commemorate the marriage of William Middleton of Belsay and Francis Lambert.
- This window was originally installed in Belsay Castle to commemorate the marriage of William Middleton of Belsay and Francis Lambert, so it was installed in an extension of the castle they created at around that time.
This window was originally installed in Belsay Castle to commemorate the marriage of William Middleton of Belsay and Francis Lambert, so it was installed in an extension of the castle they created at around that time.
Who is Robert Prevost, the new Pope Leo XIV? | BBC News
- Remember, Pope Francis chose the name Francis because of St Francis of Assisi and what he meant to the poor and the marginalised.
Remember, Pope Francis chose the name Francis because of St Francis of Assisi and what he meant to the poor and the marginalised.
- Remember, Pope Francis chose the name Francis because of Saint Francis of Assisi and what he meant to the poor and the marginalised.
Remember, Pope Francis chose the name Francis because of Saint Francis of Assisi and what he meant to the poor and the marginalised.
Could Meloni’s rebuke of Israel's attack on Gaza Catholic Church mark a shift in Italy-Israel ties?
- Among the wounded, Gabriel Romanelli, a parish priest known for his close connection to the late Pope Francis.
Among the wounded, Gabriel Romanelli, a parish priest known for his close connection to the late Pope Francis.
- Among the wounded: Gabriel Romanelli, a parish priest known for his close connection to the late Pope Francis.
Among the wounded: Gabriel Romanelli, a parish priest known for his close connection to the late Pope Francis.
Why are some countries banning surrogacy? - The Global Story podcast, BBC World Service
- Pope Francis called for a global ban on surrogacy.
Pope Francis called for a global ban on surrogacy.
- Pope Francis called for a global ban on surrogacy.
Pope Francis called for a global ban on surrogacy.
Why Cant Some People Stop Fidgeting
- Once upon a time, psychologist Sir Francis Galton was sitting in a lecture.
Once upon a time, psychologist Sir Francis Galton was sitting in a lecture.
- Once upon a time, psychologist Sir Francis Galton was sitting in a lecture.
Once upon a time, psychologist Sir Francis Galton was sitting in a lecture.
Steven Pinker's "Why free speech is fundamental"
- Was Pope Francis right when he said that "you cannot make fun of the faith of others"?
Was Pope Francis right when he said that "you cannot make fun of the faith of others"?
- one of many values that we trade off against each other? Was Pope Francis right when he
one of many values that we trade off against each other? Was Pope Francis right when he