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sullivan

/ˈsʌl.ɪ.vən/

Перевод: Имя собственное, относящееся к фамилии известных личностей, включая американского архитектора, известного стальными небоскрёбами и фразой «форма следует за функцией», американского психиатра, телеведущего, педагога и спутника Хелен Келлер, а также английского композитора оперетт, сотрудничавшего с У.С. Гилбертом.

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formalcommon/ˈsʌl.ɪ.vən/

неисчисляемое · имя собственное

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.

  • 🇷🇺Имя собственное, относящееся к фамилии известных личностей, включая американского архитектора, известного стальными небоскрёбами и фразой «форма следует за функцией», американского психиатра, телеведущего, педагога и спутника Хелен Келлер, а также английского композитора оперетт, сотрудничавшего с У.С. Гилбертом.
  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.

    🇷🇺Луис Салливан (архитектор)

  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.

    🇷🇺Гарри Стэк Салливан (психиатр)

  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.

    🇷🇺Эд Салливан (телеведущий)

  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.

    🇷🇺Энн Салливан (педагог)

  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.

    🇷🇺Артур Салливан (композитор)

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