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meade

/miːd/

Traducción: Apellido propio que se refiere a personalidades conocidas, incluyendo a un economista británico, premio Nobel, y a un general del ejército de la Unión en la Guerra Civil estadounidense.

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formalcommon/miːd/

incontable · nombre propio

A proper noun referring to a surname of notable individuals, including a Nobel Prize-winning English economist and a Union general in the American Civil War.

  • 🇪🇸Apellido propio que se refiere a personalidades conocidas, incluyendo a un economista británico, premio Nobel, y a un general del ejército de la Unión en la Guerra Civil estadounidense.
  1. English economist C1 formal

    James Edward Meade, an English economist known for his work on international trade and finance, and a Nobel laureate.

    • Meade's theories on trade policy influenced post-war economic thought.
    • The Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded to Meade in 1977.
    • Students of economics study Meade's work on balance of payments.

    🇪🇸James Edward Meade, economista inglés

  2. American general B2 formal american

    George Gordon Meade, a United States Army general who commanded the Union forces at the Battle of Gettysburg during the American Civil War.

    • General Meade led the Union army to victory at Gettysburg.
    • Meade's strategic decisions were crucial in the battle.
    • Historians often debate Meade's performance after Gettysburg.

    🇪🇸George Gordon Meade