No. 8,164 in Spanish
orwell
"Orwell" is not a Spanish word; it refers to George Orwell, the English author.
In a sentence
Orwell escribió el libro conocido como '1984'.
Orwell wrote the book known as '1984'.
The word 'Orwell' is used as a proper noun, specifically the name of the author George Orwell.
Siempre me ha parecido que Orwell refleja muy bien la opresión política en sus narrativas.
I've always felt that Orwell reflects political oppression very well in his narratives.
Here, 'Orwell' refers to the author's perspective or portrayal of themes in his works, focusing on attributes tied to his identity.
A menudo se hace referencia a ideas de tipo orwelliano en debates sociales y políticos.
Ideas of an Orwellian kind are often referenced in social and political debates.
In this sentence, 'orwelliano' (Orwellian) is an adjective derived from 'Orwell,' used to describe concepts related to the themes in his works, like surveillance and authoritarian control.
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