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N66580822westSpoken.12532Fiction.7902Magazine.17759Newspaper.27160Academic.15469West1, Benjamin (1738-1820), American painter, resident in Britain from 1763. He became historical painter to George III in 1769 and the second president of the Royal Academy in 1792. Notable works: The Death of General Wolfe (1771). 韦斯特, 本杰明（1738-1820, 美国画家, 1763年起定居英国, 1769年成为乔治三世的历史画师, 1792年成为皇家艺术院的第二任院长; 代表作品：《沃尔夫将军之死》[1771]）。
West2, Mae (1892-1980), American actress and dramatist. She made her name on Broadway in her own comedies Sex (1926) and Diamond Lil (1928), memorable for their spirited approach to sexual matters, before embarking on her successful Hollywood career in the 1930s. 韦斯特, 梅（美国女演员和剧作家, 因在百老汇上演她自己的喜剧《性》[1926] 和《钻石李尔》[1928] 而出名, 这些戏剧以对性方面的大胆方式著称; 20世纪30年代开始其成功的好莱坞演艺生涯）。
West3, Dame Rebecca (1892-1983), Irish-born British writer and feminist; born Cicily Isabel Fairfield. She is best remembered for her study of the Nuremberg trials The Meaning of Treason (1949). Other Notable works: The Fountain Overflows (novel, 1957). 韦斯特, 丽贝卡女爵士（1892-1983, 生于爱尔兰的英国作家和女权主义者, 出生名西西里·伊莎贝尔·费尔菲尔德, 以研究纽伦堡审判的《叛逆的意义》[1949] 而著称; 其他代表作有：小说《泉池溢出》[1957]）。
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