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Significados de laureate em inglês

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лауреат
português
laureado
espanhol
laureado
catalão
llorejat

Winner of an award or winner in a competition.

laureado

Laureate.

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Uso de laureate em inglês
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Take the words of behavioural economics Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman, for example.
BBC
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Not Coleridge first threw that spell; but God's great, unflattering laureate, Nature.
Moby Dick
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The Nobel peace laureate says he simply wants real autonomy for Tibet.
Reuters
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Nobel laureate and former Finnish president Martti Ahtisaari has contracted the virus.
The South African
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He should be the next poet laureate … he's got my vote.
Radio NZ
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So does fellow laureate Joseph Stiglitz in another article in the Guardian.
The Irish Times
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Less like a Nobel laureate than, well, your father, only on holiday.
The Guardian
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At the top of the heap sits the poet laureate of England.
The new yorker
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We chose as our poet-laureate a man at whom your world scoffed.
Ships That Pass in the Night
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Nobel laureate and beloved public figure; family man and generous friend.
The Irish Times
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The ceremony marks the first time the Nobel laureate has held public office.
BBC
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Thanks, cousin; it is you who should be the laureate of the garden.
Westways: A Village Chronicle
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The ship was carrying 15 activists including a northern Irish Nobel Peace laureate.
Reuters
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When that tenure ended in 1979, he returned every year as conductor laureate.
The Guardian
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In 1616, the year in which Shakespeare died, Jonson was made poet laureate.
Halleck's New English Literature
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What do you think of the children's laureate and the work they do?
The Guardian
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laureado
catalão
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