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English DictionaryI. Rus‧sell, Ber‧trand /ˈrʌs
əl, ˈbɜːtrənd $ ˈbɜːr-/
(1872–1970) a British
philosopher and
mathematician who developed new ideas connecting
mathematics and
logic. He was also known for being a
pacifist (=someone who believes that all wars are wrong), and he was one of the leading members of the opposition to
NUCLEAR WEAPONs. He received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1950.
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II. Russell, Bill (1934–) a US
basketball player who was a famous
center for the Boston Celtics team. He helped them win 11
NBA championships, and is remembered for playing against Wilt
chamberlain in the 1960s.
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III. Russell, Charles (1864–1926) a popular US artist who painted scenes of
cowboys and
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IV. Russell, Jane (1921–) a US actress whose first film,
The Outlaw (1943), made her into a
sex symbol (=actress or model who is considered to be very sexually attractive). Her other films include
The Paleface (1948) and
Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (1953).
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V. Russell, Ken (1927–) a British film
director known especially for making television and cinema films about great musicians, such as
The Music Lovers (1970) about Tchaikovsky and
Mahler (1974). He also made other films such as
Women in Love (1969) and
The Devils (1971). Many people are shocked by the sex and violence in his films.
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