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rogers

/ˈrɒdʒ.əz/

Traducción: Apellido propio asociado a personalidades conocidas, como un humorista y comentarista político, una bailarina y actriz de cine, y un psicólogo famoso por la terapia centrada en el cliente.

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noun

/ˈrɒdʒ.əz/B2formal
  • esApellido propio asociado a personalidades conocidas, como un humorista y comentarista político, una bailarina y actriz de cine, y un psicólogo famoso por la terapia centrada en el cliente.

A proper noun referring to a surname of notable individuals, including a humorist and political commentator, a dancer and film actress, and a psychologist known for client-centered therapy.

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  1. Will RogersB2formalamerican

    An American humorist and social commentator known for his witty observations on politics and society (1879-1935).

    esWill Rogers (humorista estadounidense)

    • Will Rogers was famous for his homespun humor about American life.
    • Many of Rogers' quotes are still popular today.
    • He was a beloved figure in early 20th-century entertainment.
  2. Ginger RogersB2formalamerican

    An American dancer and actress who famously partnered with Fred Astaire in numerous films (1911-1995).

    esGinger Rogers

    • Ginger Rogers danced gracefully with Fred Astaire in many movies.
    • She won an Academy Award for her role in 'Kitty Foyle'.
    • Rogers was known for doing everything Astaire did, but backwards and in high heels.
  3. Carl RogersB2formalamerican

    An influential American psychologist who developed client-centered therapy (1902-1987).

    esCarl Rogers

    • Carl Rogers pioneered the humanistic approach to psychology.
    • His client-centered therapy emphasized empathy and unconditional positive regard.
    • Rogers' work greatly influenced modern psychotherapy practices.
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  • rogers's possessive singular form