I. Rhodes /rəʊdz/
a large Greek island near the coast of Turkey. In ancient times Rhodes was famous because of the Colossus of Rhodes, and now it is a popular place for tourists.

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II. Rhodes, Ce‧cil /ˈsesəl, ˈsesɪl/
(1853–1902) a South African politician, born in the UK, who was Prime Minister of Cape Colony (1890–96) and is famous for his imperialism (=the policy by which rich and powerful countries gain political and economic control over poorer countries). He also made a lot of money from diamond mines, and he used some of this to set up the Rhodes Scholarships.

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III. Rhodes, Gar‧y /ˈɡæri/
(1960–) a well-known British chef and restaurant owner who is known for having spiky hair. He often appears on television and has his own programme. He has also written many successful books.

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IV. Rhodes, Zan‧dra /ˈzɑːndrə/
(1940–) a British fashion designer, known for the unusual dresses she designs, using light expensive materials such as silk. She is also known for having pink hair.

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