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stewart

/ˈstjuː.ət/

Traducción: Apellido de origen escocés o inglés, asociado a personalidades como un célebre actor de cine estadounidense conocido por papeles de héroes íntegros y modestos, y un filósofo escocés discípulo de Thomas Reid.

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/ˈstjuː.ət/B2formal
  • esApellido de origen escocés o inglés, asociado a personalidades como un célebre actor de cine estadounidense conocido por papeles de héroes íntegros y modestos, y un filósofo escocés discípulo de Thomas Reid.

A proper noun referring to a surname of notable individuals, including a United States film actor known for portraying incorruptible but modest heroes, and a Scottish philosopher who was a follower of Thomas Reid.

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  1. James Stewart (actor)B2formalamerican

    A famous American film actor known for portraying honest, modest, and morally upright characters in classic Hollywood films.

    esJames Stewart (actor)

    • James Stewart starred in 'It's a Wonderful Life' and 'Mr. Smith Goes to Washington'.
    • Stewart's acting style was natural and relatable.
    • Many critics consider Stewart one of the greatest actors in American cinema.
  2. Dugald Stewart (philosopher)C1formalbritish

    A Scottish philosopher and prominent figure of the Scottish Enlightenment, known for his work on moral philosophy and as a follower of Thomas Reid.

    esDugald Stewart (filósofo)

    • Dugald Stewart was a key figure in the Scottish Common Sense school of philosophy.
    • His writings influenced many 19th-century thinkers.
    • Stewart's lectures at the University of Edinburgh were highly popular.
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  • stewarts plural form
  • stewarts' possessive plural form
  • stewart's possessive singular form