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vive le roi

American  
[veev luh rwa] / viv lə ˈrwa /
French.
  1. Long live the king!


Example Sentences

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“Vive le roi!” the crowd chanted as he climbed out of his pristine white Land Rover, emblazoned on the side with “ROYAUME DU MAROC.”

From The New Yorker

Vive le roi “You can always tell when the king is here.”

From Economist

Le Roi est mort, vive le Roi! was first declared upon the coronation of Charles VII following the death of his father, the mad and tragic Charles VI, in 1422.

From Salon

The soldier expiring on the battlefield cried "Vive le roi!" and vessels have gone down at sea with the entire crew shouting the same words; for "Vive le roi!" was, in their minds, equivalent to "Vive la France!"

From Project Gutenberg

The "Vive le Roi" was not so hearty as to drown the music, but his majesty bowed some twenty times very graciously, and the good-hearted queen curtsied, and kept a smile on her excessively plain face, till I felt the muscles of my own ache for her.

From Project Gutenberg