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Bernard ['bə:nəd]

n. 伯拿

Bernard shaw( who write many play) die in1950.
肖伯纳（他写了许多剧本）逝世于1950年。
George Bernard Shaw was well-known by his initials GBS.
人们对萧伯纳姓名的首字母GBS非常熟悉.

bernard

[ noun ]
French physiologist noted for research on secretions of the alimentary canal and the glycogenic function of the liver (1813-1878)
<noun.person>

Others who have been made freemen of Dublin are playwright George Bernard Shaw, Pope John Paul II, and U.S. President John Kennedy.
Mrs. Willens joined WOAK-FM in suburban Oak Park and in 1950 married Bernard Jacobs, the station's general manager.
By the beginning of the 20th century, the development of modern skis made the Saint Bernard's snow-trampling skills obsolete.
She is not, of course, Charles Mackerras or Bernard Haitink or Mark Elder; she brings her own eager rush to the score, but one misses Janacek's serene warmth and breadth (and any intimate rapport with the singers).
Field Marshal Bernard Montgomery wanted "The Battle Hymn of the Republic" and his own book, "The History of Warfare."
He was always readable, but he lost - or jettisoned - his romantic sub-text. Worst of all, Deighton got involved in an interminable series about a boring and middle-aged British agent called Bernard Samson.
Works like these were cheered by George Bernard Shaw, who during his decades as a sharp-eared music critic spent a lot of time clawing his beard listening to tepid music by the British "Mozart and a little water" school of academic composers.
Judge Sir Bernard Caulfield stayed his award to the woman pending a possible appeal.
The Rev. Robert Culp, Bernard Culp's brother, told supporters the ministers' lawyers would seek a preliminary injunction to shut down the city's Community Development Department.
IRISH theatre has not been so strong since the days of George Bernard Shaw and Sean O'Casey.
But Pennzoil could well be a big winner, said Bernard Picchi, analyst at Salomon Brothers Inc.
The Lincoln Center Theater, run by Gregory Mosher and Bernard Gersten, has has experienced a booking jam at its two theaters. "Anything Goes" has been a solid hit at the larger Vivian Beaumont Theater where it opened in October.
The man who was known as the only socialist mayor in the nation, Bernard Sanders of Burlington, Vt., stepped down in March after serving four terms.
On Thursday, Gov. Buddy Roemer declared a state of emergency for Orleans, Jefferson, Plaquemines and St. Bernard parishes.
The creditors who filed the petition are Nathaniel I. Grey, Bernard A. Heerey and Jay and Harlene Pine.
In Boston, Catholics have collected $460,000 for Armenian earthquake victims, with donations still coming in on Christmas, Cardinal Bernard Law said.
Like Bernard de Voto and Edmund Wilson, Mr. Kazin always has been most comfortable skirting the edges of academic criticism, savoring his interpretations of Emerson or Faulkner for reasons more personal than methodological.
It's wait until next year for Bernard Loiseau and the other French chefs hoping to advance from two-star ratings to three stars in the Michelin Guide.
French financier Bernard Arnault is funding his increased stake in Moet Vuitton by selling off as much as 40% of his Christian Dior fashion house.
Bernard Rene Doreau, a French author and journalist best known in this country for a history of the du Pont family, has died at age 88.
The Illinois requirement was approved in June 1987 over the objections of the state public health director, Dr. Bernard Turnock, whose confirmation was blocked for weeks by lawmakers angered by his opposition.
Bernard Savaiko, senior metals analyst at PaineWebber in New York, said traders thought war would hurt the economy by causing consumers to postpone purchases of consumer goods that include copper, such as appliances and automobiles.
"If war breaks out this week they will not go home," says Bernard Picchi, who follows the oil industry for the securities firm.
"A government which robs Peter to pay Paul can always depend on the support of Paul." _ George Bernard Shaw.
Its best hope, incoming Chairman Bernard Schwartz decided, was to drop the losers and beef up the military electronics business.
"Our bad year was five years ago," says Bernard Schaeffer, editor.
His principal secretary, Bernard Roy, says "the wind had turned" in the government's favor in recent weeks.
Bernard Goldhirsh, Inc.'s founder and chairman of the privately held company that owns it, said the Russian edition would be published in a joint venture with International Computer Exchange, a Soviet publishing company.
MILTON F. CAPPS Washington Readers trying to reduce cancer risk in their own families deserve to hear about a very different estimate from Bernard Cohen's (Letters, Dec. 11) of the cancer deaths from medical and dental X-rays.
"Ninety-nine percent of these proposals die on the vine," said Salomon Brothers petroleum analyst Bernard Picchi.

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