Definition of Fronde in English:

Fronde

proper nounfrɒndfʀɔ̃dfrɔnd

1A series of civil wars in France 1648–53, in which the nobles rose in rebellion against Mazarin and the court during the minority of Louis XIV.
投石党运动（1648-1653年间法国的一系列内战，指法国贵族在国王路易十四尚未成年时对首相马萨林和宫廷的反叛）
1. 1.1 The party which rose in rebellion against Mazarin and the court at this time.
  投石党

Origin

French, from the name for a type of sling used in a children's game played in the streets of Paris at this time.

Definition of Fronde in US English:

Fronde

proper nounfrɔndfrônd

1A series of civil wars in France 1648–53, in which the nobles rose in rebellion against Mazarin and the court during the minority of Louis XIV.
投石党运动（1648-1653年间法国的一系列内战，指法国贵族在国王路易十四尚未成年时对首相马萨林和宫廷的反叛）
1. 1.1 The party which rose in rebellion against Mazarin and the court at this time.
  投石党

Origin

French, from the name for a type of sling used in a children's game played in the streets of Paris at this time.

词汇	Fronde
释义	Definition of Fronde in English: Fronde proper nounfrɒndfʀɔ̃dfrɔnd 1A series of civil wars in France 1648–53, in which the nobles rose in rebellion against Mazarin and the court during the minority of Louis XIV. 投石党运动（1648-1653年间法国的一系列内战，指法国贵族在国王路易十四尚未成年时对首相马萨林和宫廷的反叛） 1.1 The party which rose in rebellion against Mazarin and the court at this time. 投石党 Origin French, from the name for a type of sling used in a children's game played in the streets of Paris at this time. Definition of Fronde in US English: Fronde proper nounfrɔndfrônd 1A series of civil wars in France 1648–53, in which the nobles rose in rebellion against Mazarin and the court during the minority of Louis XIV. 投石党运动（1648-1653年间法国的一系列内战，指法国贵族在国王路易十四尚未成年时对首相马萨林和宫廷的反叛） 1.1 The party which rose in rebellion against Mazarin and the court at this time. 投石党 Origin French, from the name for a type of sling used in a children's game played in the streets of Paris at this time.
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