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curva di Philip (tracciato che rappresenta il livello di inflazione in rapporto al livello di disoccupazione)
Donovan Philips Leitch
SCOTTISH SINGER, SONGWRITER AND GUITARIST
The World of Donovan (1969 album); The World of Donovan (1972 album); Donovan Leich; Donovan Philips Leitch; Donovan P. Leitch; Donovan Phillips Leitch
n. Donovan Philips Leitch, (1946) cantante inglese noto come "Donovan"
Definition
Phillips
¦ adjective trademark denoting a screw with a cross-shaped slot for turning, or a corresponding screwdriver.
Origin
1930s: from the name of the American manufacturer Henry F. Phillips.