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sullivan

/ˈsʌl.ɪ.vən/

Übersetzung: Eigenname, der sich auf den Nachnamen bekannter Persönlichkeiten bezieht, darunter der amerikanische Architekt, bekannt für stählerne Wolkenkratzer und den Satz „Form follows function“, der amerikanische Psychiater, Fernsehmoderator und Lehrer sowie Begleiter von Helen Keller, und der englische Komponist von Operetten, der mit W. S. Gilbert zusammenarbeitete.

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A proper noun referring to a surname of notable individuals, including an American architect known for steel-framed skyscrapers and the phrase 'form follows function', an American psychiatrist, a television host, an educator and companion of Helen Keller, and an English composer of operettas who collaborated with W.S. Gilbert.

  • 🇩🇪Eigenname, der sich auf den Nachnamen bekannter Persönlichkeiten bezieht, darunter der amerikanische Architekt, bekannt für stählerne Wolkenkratzer und den Satz „Form follows function“, der amerikanische Psychiater, Fernsehmoderator und Lehrer sowie Begleiter von Helen Keller, und der englische Komponist von Operetten, der mit W. S. Gilbert zusammenarbeitete.
  1. Louis Sullivan (architect) C1 formal american

    A prominent American architect (1856–1924) known for pioneering steel-framed skyscrapers and the principle 'form follows function'.

    • Louis Sullivan designed many iconic buildings in Chicago.
    • His phrase 'form follows function' became a cornerstone of modern architecture.
    • Sullivan's work heavily influenced the development of skyscrapers.

    🇩🇪Louis Sullivan (Architekt)

  2. Harry Stack Sullivan (psychiatrist) C1 formal american

    An American psychiatrist (1892–1949) known for his work in interpersonal theory and psychoanalysis.

    • Harry Stack Sullivan developed the theory of interpersonal psychiatry.
    • His work emphasized the role of social relationships in mental health.
    • Sullivan's ideas influenced modern psychotherapy.

    🇩🇪Harry Stack Sullivan (Psychiater)

  3. Ed Sullivan (television host) B2 formal american

    An American television personality (1902–1974) who hosted the popular variety show 'The Ed Sullivan Show'.

    • Ed Sullivan introduced The Beatles to American audiences in 1964.
    • His show featured a wide range of performers from comedians to musicians.
    • Ed Sullivan became a household name in the golden age of television.

    🇩🇪Ed Sullivan (Fernsehmoderator)

  4. Anne Sullivan (educator) B2 formal american

    An American educator (1866–1936) best known as the teacher and lifelong companion of Helen Keller.

    • Anne Sullivan taught Helen Keller to communicate using sign language.
    • Her dedication to Helen Keller is a famous story of perseverance.
    • Sullivan's methods revolutionized education for the deaf-blind.

    🇩🇪Anne Sullivan (Pädagogin)

  5. Arthur Sullivan (composer) B2 formal british

    An English composer (1842–1900) famous for his comic operettas created with librettist W.S. Gilbert.

    • Gilbert and Sullivan's operettas like 'The Mikado' remain popular today.
    • Arthur Sullivan composed both serious and comic works.
    • His collaboration with Gilbert defined Victorian musical theatre.

    🇩🇪Arthur Sullivan (Komponist)

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