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Orwell$55741$ - traduzione in Inglese

1942 O-CLASS DESTROYER
HMS Orwell (F98); HMS Orwell (D98)
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Orwell      
n. Orwell, Nachname; George Orwell (1903-1950 als Eric Arthur Blair geboren), englischer Schriftsteller berühmt für sein Buch "Farm der Tiere" und "1984"
Eric Arthur Blair         
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  • IRD]]
  • Jura]], Scotland. Orwell completed ''[[Nineteen Eighty-Four]]'' while living in the farmhouse.
  • Orwell's birthplace in [[Motihari]], [[Bihar]], India
  • Orwell's time at Eton College was formative in his attitude and his later career as a writer.
  • [[English Heritage]] [[blue plaque]] in [[Kentish Town]], London where Orwell lived from August 1935 until January 1936.
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  • [[Statue of George Orwell]] outside [[Broadcasting House]], headquarters of the [[BBC]]
  • All Saints']] parish churchyard, [[Sutton Courtenay]], Oxfordshire
  • Orwell was an atheist and a robust critic of Christianity. Nevertheless, he was sentimentally attached to church services, and was buried in All Saints' parish churchyard in [[Sutton Courtenay]], Oxfordshire.
  • British Club in [[Katha, Myanmar]]
  • Orwell joined the British [[Independent Labour Party]] during his time in the [[Spanish Civil War]] and became a defender of [[democratic socialism]] and a critic of [[totalitarianism]] for the rest of his life.
  • No 2 Kits Lane, [[Wallington, Hertfordshire]], Orwell's residence {{circa}} 1936–1940
  • Blair pictured in a passport photo in Burma. This was the last time he had a [[toothbrush moustache]]; he would later acquire a [[pencil moustache]] similar to other British officers stationed in Burma.
  • The square in Barcelona renamed in Orwell's honour
  • The pen name George Orwell was inspired by the [[River Orwell]] in the English county of Suffolk.<ref>Voorhees (1986: 11)</ref>
  • 5th arrondissement]], where Blair lived in Paris
  • Blair family home at [[Shiplake]], Oxfordshire
  • [[Southwold Pier]] in [[Southwold]]. Orwell wrote ''[[A Clergyman's Daughter]]'' (1935) in the town, basing the fictional town of Knype Hill partly on Southwold.
  • Blair's time at St. Cyprian inspired his essay "[[Such, Such Were the Joys]]".
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  • [[University College Hospital]] in London where Orwell died
  • A former warehouse at [[Wigan Pier]] is named after Orwell.
ENGLISH AUTHOR AND JOURNALIST (1903–1950)
Eric Arthur Blair; Eric Blair; George (Eric Blair) Orwell; George orwell; Geoge orwell; Orwell, George; Orwell; Eric A. Blair; G. Orwell; Arthur Blair; Orwell Day; E.A. Blair; P. S. Burton; Geroge Orwell; Orwel
Eric Arthur Blair, George Orwell (1903-1950), in Indien geborener englischer Schriftsteller bekannt für seine Werke "1984" und "Farm der Tiere"
George Orwell         
  • access-date=2 February 2011}}</ref>
  • IRD]]
  • Jura]], Scotland. Orwell completed ''[[Nineteen Eighty-Four]]'' while living in the farmhouse.
  • Orwell's birthplace in [[Motihari]], [[Bihar]], India
  • Orwell's time at Eton College was formative in his attitude and his later career as a writer.
  • [[English Heritage]] [[blue plaque]] in [[Kentish Town]], London where Orwell lived from August 1935 until January 1936.
  • date=4 June 2009}}{{cbignore}}</ref>
  • [[Statue of George Orwell]] outside [[Broadcasting House]], headquarters of the [[BBC]]
  • All Saints']] parish churchyard, [[Sutton Courtenay]], Oxfordshire
  • Orwell was an atheist and a robust critic of Christianity. Nevertheless, he was sentimentally attached to church services, and was buried in All Saints' parish churchyard in [[Sutton Courtenay]], Oxfordshire.
  • British Club in [[Katha, Myanmar]]
  • Orwell joined the British [[Independent Labour Party]] during his time in the [[Spanish Civil War]] and became a defender of [[democratic socialism]] and a critic of [[totalitarianism]] for the rest of his life.
  • No 2 Kits Lane, [[Wallington, Hertfordshire]], Orwell's residence {{circa}} 1936–1940
  • Blair pictured in a passport photo in Burma. This was the last time he had a [[toothbrush moustache]]; he would later acquire a [[pencil moustache]] similar to other British officers stationed in Burma.
  • The square in Barcelona renamed in Orwell's honour
  • The pen name George Orwell was inspired by the [[River Orwell]] in the English county of Suffolk.<ref>Voorhees (1986: 11)</ref>
  • 5th arrondissement]], where Blair lived in Paris
  • Blair family home at [[Shiplake]], Oxfordshire
  • [[Southwold Pier]] in [[Southwold]]. Orwell wrote ''[[A Clergyman's Daughter]]'' (1935) in the town, basing the fictional town of Knype Hill partly on Southwold.
  • Blair's time at St. Cyprian inspired his essay "[[Such, Such Were the Joys]]".
  • page=4}}</ref>
  • [[University College Hospital]] in London where Orwell died
  • A former warehouse at [[Wigan Pier]] is named after Orwell.
ENGLISH AUTHOR AND JOURNALIST (1903–1950)
Eric Arthur Blair; Eric Blair; George (Eric Blair) Orwell; George orwell; Geoge orwell; Orwell, George; Orwell; Eric A. Blair; G. Orwell; Arthur Blair; Orwell Day; E.A. Blair; P. S. Burton; Geroge Orwell; Orwel
George Orwell (britischer Autor, Verfasser von "1984", geboren in Indien)

Definizione

Orwell
Lazy functional language, Miranda-like. List comprehensions and pattern matching. "Introduction to Orwell 5.00", P.L. Wadler et al, Programming Research Group, Oxford U, 1988.

Wikipedia

HMS Orwell (G98)

HMS Orwell was an O-class destroyer of the Royal Navy that entered service in 1942 and was broken up in 1965.