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Meanings of laureate in English
Usage of laureate in English
1
Take the words of behavioural economics Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman, for example.
2
Not Coleridge first threw that spell; but God's great, unflattering laureate, Nature.
3
The Nobel peace laureate says he simply wants real autonomy for Tibet.
4
Nobel laureate and former Finnish president Martti Ahtisaari has contracted the virus.
5
He should be the next poet laureate … he's got my vote.
6
So does fellow laureate Joseph Stiglitz in another article in the Guardian.
7
Less like a Nobel laureate than, well, your father, only on holiday.
8
At the top of the heap sits the poet laureate of England.
9
We chose as our poet-laureate a man at whom your world scoffed.
10
Nobel laureate and beloved public figure; family man and generous friend.
11
The ceremony marks the first time the Nobel laureate has held public office.
12
Thanks, cousin; it is you who should be the laureate of the garden.
13
The ship was carrying 15 activists including a northern Irish Nobel Peace laureate.
14
When that tenure ended in 1979, he returned every year as conductor laureate.
15
In 1616, the year in which Shakespeare died, Jonson was made poet laureate.
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What do you think of the children's laureate and the work they do?
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Laureate through the time
Laureate across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common
United States of America
Less common