The word 'claus' is correct and usable in written English.
It is commonly used as a shortened form of the name 'Claus', which is a variant of the name 'Nicholas'. Example: Ben couldn't wait for Christmas to arrive. He was especially excited to see his favorite person, Santa Claus, and give him his list of presents he wanted.
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 2.35pm AEST05:35 Only Bob Katter can combine the Galilee Basin, the abominable snowman and santa claus.
19 rue Lucien Sampaix, 10th, holybe.ly.com Open Thurs-Mon 9am-6pm (Sandand Sun from 10am) Bavarian-born former fashion PR Claus Estermann decided to share his countrymen's love of a hearty frühstück when he opened this coolly chic boutique-cum-breakfast cafe in a side street near Les Halles.
1.The Notebook by Agota Kristof This is the first book of a phenomenally riveting and provocative trilogy about twin brothers, Claus and Lucas, whose unique bond could have easily leapt out of any horror film; think of the twins in The Shining.
I'm not sure what they expected but what they got was a somewhat clumsy Claus, booming in his deepest voice: "Ho, ho, ho!" The parents rolled around in hysterics.
It was not until 2001, however, that Manfred Milinski and Claus Wedekind of the University of Bern wondered whether there was a correlation between the perfume a woman preferred and her own natural scent.
He's come under fire for his sofa-jumping, his Scientologist beliefs, and even his portrayal of Colonel Claus von Stauffenberg has been described as "uncharismatic" by relatives of the Nazi officer who tried to kill Hitler.
Many ingredients, such as sea cabbage or wild flowers, are unfamiliar, and the more familiar sort, such as pike, are often teamed with less familiar ones, such as unripe elderberries.Copenhagen is the restaurant capital of Europe, largely thanks to Noma, which has been rated among the world's best restaurants for the past three years, and to its founders, Claus Meyer and René Redzepi.
In 1966 protestors threw smoke bombs during Beatrix's marriage to Claus von Amsberg, a German diplomat who had belonged to the Hitler Youth as a teenager.
When talk turned to the plotters, led by Claus Schenk von Stauffenberg, who tried to assassinate Hitler on that fateful summer day, his mother, who was normally pretty rational, would cry "I admire nobody more than Stauffenberg, nobody, nobody!" For her generation the Stauffenberg plot was more than a failed plan that cost hundreds of lives, including those who just knew about it.
The problem was highlighted by a report on "Improving Literacy and Numeracy" by Sir Claus Moser which was published in 1999.
