pitt

• 英语专有名词，指英国历史上著名的皮特姓氏，包括剧作家乔治·皮特（以创作《理发师陶德》闻名）以及两位曾任首相的英国政治家老皮特和小皮特。

A proper noun referring to a surname of notable British historical figures, including a playwright known for creating Sweeney Todd, and two prominent statesmen who served as Prime Minister.

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1. C1formalbritish

   A British playwright known for creating the fictional character Sweeney Todd, active in the early 19th century.

   英国剧作家

   • Pitt's play featuring Sweeney Todd became a classic of Victorian melodrama.
   • The character of Sweeney Todd was first introduced by Pitt in his 1847 play.
   • Scholars often study Pitt's work to understand early 19th-century theatre.

2. English Statesman (Younger)C1formalbritish

   An English statesman who served as Prime Minister and was the son of Pitt the Elder, known for his leadership during the Napoleonic Wars.

   小皮特

   • Pitt the Younger became Prime Minister at the age of 24.
   • His policies shaped Britain's response to the French Revolution.
   • Pitt's government passed the Act of Union with Ireland in 1800.

3. English Statesman (Elder)C1formalbritish

   An English statesman who served as Prime Minister and is credited with ending the Seven Years' War.

   皮特（老皮特）

   • Pitt the Elder's leadership during the Seven Years' War expanded British influence globally.
   • He was known for his powerful oratory in Parliament.
   • Pitt's strategies led to British victories in Canada and India.