Giraudoux, Jean - 2 dictionary results
Gi⋅rau⋅doux
[zheer-uh-doo, zheer-uh-doo; Fr. zhee-roh-doo] 
əˈdu
–noun
| Jean
[zhahn] , 1882–1944, French novelist, playwright, and diplomat. |
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| Gi·rau·doux
(zhē-rō-dōō') Pronunciation Key
French writer primarily known for his dramas, such as Electra (1937), that are based on Greek mythology or biblical stories. He also wrote several novels. |
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