Nobel Laureate
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- noun
- /noʊˈbɛl ˈlɔːriˌeɪt/
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laureado del Nobel
- The poetry of survivor and Nobel Laureate Nelly Sachs can also be used effectively in the high school classroom.
- Nobel Laureate in Physics
- Nobel Laureate in Economics
- poet and Nobel Laureate
Now, that's Kahneman's argument, even though he's a Nobel laureate.
- Now, that's Kahneman's argument, even though he's a Nobel laureate.
- And his tomb says Nobel laureate right.
- But Young and Pauli, a Nobel laureate, I'm forgetting his first name.
- This young woman is me, a Nobel laureate.
- You know, Muhammad Yunus, the Nobel laureate in for Peace, said poor people are bonsai people.
- Nobel laureate Francis Crick, Nobel laureate Gerald Edelman won the Nobel Prize for his work in immunology.
- OK, a then record, young Nobel laureate Joshua Letterbrook said.
- I was asked Steve Weinberg, Nobel Laureate, to explain the multiverse in a simple way, and he said, well, look, take a look at radio.
- And you piled up how many Nobel laureates to defend the idea that any inquiry into the origin of this virus was racism?
Examples
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Elie Wiesel, the Nobel laureate, laureate professor and author, once wrote we must always take sides.
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Max Plunk, a Nobel laureate in physics, wrote songs in operas.
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As Robert Ross, the Nobel Laureate, has put it,
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What do you say about the youngest Nobel laureate in history?
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I studied under a Nobel Laureate of Economics at Cambridge and I think even she'd say 10 was high.
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Franck was a Nobel laureate from Germany who escaped from Hitler.
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I recently looked into the work of Nobel Laureate Elinor Ostrom and got a reminder of why specialization is such a problem.
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In early December 2001, just 3 months after the horrific events of September 11, over 200 Nobel Laureates gathered in Stockholm, Sweden, to commemorate the centenary of the first awards and to reflect on a century of accomplishments.
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What do you think about the youngest Nobel laureate in history?
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James M. Buchanan was the 1986 Nobel laureate in Economics and his work is highly regarded.
Synonyms
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A person who has a Nobel Prize
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning is directly derivable from combining 'Nobel' (relating to the Nobel prizes) with 'laureate' (a person formally awarded for notable achievement). This noun+noun composition is compositional and cross-linguistically supported by cognates (e.g. lauréat/laureado), so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will understand it.
Etymology
Nobel Laureate combines the name Nobel (the prize's founder) and laureate, an old word for someone crowned with a laurel wreath. Picture a winner wearing a crown of leaves to show honor and victory, so Nobel Laureate means 'a person who has been awarded a Nobel Prize'.