Günter Wilhelm Grass
- proper noun
- The Nobel Prize in Literature was awarded to Günter Wilhelm Grass in 1999 for his rich literary work.
Examples
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Günter Wilhelm Grass's novel 'The Tin Drum' is regarded as a masterpiece of modern literature.
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Many critics consider Günter Wilhelm Grass one of the most important German authors of the 20th century.
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Many consider Günter Wilhelm Grass a master of modern literature.
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Did you read Günter Wilhelm Grass's novel 'The Tin Drum'?
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Günter Wilhelm Grass is celebrated for his contributions to literature, particularly his groundbreaking novel 'The Tin Drum'.
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Critics often highlight Günter Wilhelm Grass as a pivotal figure in the landscape of 20th-century German literature.
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In 1999, Günter Wilhelm Grass won the Nobel Prize in Literature, recognizing his significant influence on modern writing.
Synonyms
A German writer famous for the novel The Tin Drum and winner of the 1999 Nobel Prize
Surface Forms
Morphology
Günter + Wilhelm + Grass
This is a full proper name referring to a specific person; knowing the constituent words (two German given names and the common noun 'grass') does not let a learner derive the referent or biographical meaning. Although capitalization signals a name, the reference is arbitrary and not compositionally predictable from the parts, so a B1 learner would not be able to infer the MWE's meaning from the constituents.
Etymology
Günter Wilhelm Grass is the full name of a famous German writer, and his last name Grass is the same as the plant, a simple image to help you remember him. He is best known for the novel 'The Tin Drum' and for winning the 'Nobel Prize in Literature' in 1999.