- Wolfe1, James (1727-59), British general. One of the leaders of the expedition sent to seize French Canada, he commanded the attack on the French capital, Quebec (1759). He was fatally wounded while leading his troops to victory on the Plains of Abraham, the scene of the battle which led to British control of Canada.沃尔夫, 詹姆斯（1727-1759, 英国将军; 夺取法属加拿大的远征军的将领之一, 指挥了攻打首府魁北克的战役[1759]; 在带领英军在亚伯拉罕平原上取得胜利时负致命伤, 该战役使英国控制了加拿大）。
- Wolfe2, Thomas (Clayton) (1900-38), American novelist. His intense, romantic works, including his first, autobiographical novel Look Homeward Angel (1929), dwell idealistically on America.沃尔夫, 托玛斯（·克莱顿）（1900-1938, 美国小说家, 其强烈而浪漫的作品理想化地描述了美国, 其中包括他的第一部自传体长篇小说《向家乡看吧, 安琪儿》[1929]）。
- Wolfe3, Tom (b.1931), American writer; born Thomas Kennerley Wolfe Jr. Having been a news reporter for the Washington Post and the Herald Tribune, he examined contemporary American culture in The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test (1968) and the novel The Bonfire of the Vanities (1988).沃尔夫, 汤姆（生于1931, 美国作家, 出生名小托玛斯·肯涅雷·沃尔夫; 曾为《华盛顿邮报》和《先驱论坛报》记者, 在其作品《电辅助酸性测试》[1968]和长篇小说《虚幻篝火》[1988]中研究了当代美国文化）。