Cela

Ce·la

C0184950 (sā′lä, thā′-), Camilo José 1916-2002. Spanish writer who is best known for developing tremendismo, a style by which novels culminate in violence and terror, as in his early work The Family of Pascal Duarte (1942). He won the 1989 Nobel Prize for literature.

Cela

(Spanish ˈθela) n (Biography) Camilo José (kaˈmilo xoˈse). 1916–2002, Spanish novelist and essayist. His works include The Family of Pascual Duarte (1942), La Colmena (1951), and La Cruz de San Andres (1994). Nobel prize for literature 1989

Ce•la

(ˈθɛ lɑ)
n. Camilo José, born 1916, Spanish writer: Nobel prize 1989.

CELA

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CELA➣Council of Educators in Landscape Architecture
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CELA➣California Employment Lawyers Association
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CELA➣Centre d'Evaluation Linguistique et Academique (French: Language and Academic Assessment Centre)
CELA➣Colorado English Language Assessment
CELA➣Centro de Asistencia Legal Ambiental (Spanish: Environmental Legal Assistance Center; Cali, Colombia)
CELA➣Central Eurasia Leadership Academy
CELA➣Centre for Legal Assistance
CELA➣Central Eurasia Leadership Alliance
CELA➣Costruzioni Elettromeccaniche Lavoro Aereo
CELA➣Centre d'Études Linguistiques d'Avignon (French: Language Studies Centre of Avignon; Avignon, France)
CELA➣Code Enforcement League of Arizona
CELA➣Center for Enterprise in Latin America
CELA➣Clean Environment for Lab Automation (Flow Sciences, Inc.)
CELA➣Cleveland Employment Lawyers Association (Ohio)
CELA➣Cargo Element Lifting Assembly
CELA➣Centre for Economic & Libertarian Affairs (Kenya)
CELA➣Customs and Excise Legislation Act (Australia)
CELA➣Chattanooga Ethical Legacy Award
CELA➣closed end lease agreement
CELA➣Conseil Européen des Luttes Associées (French: European Council of Associated Wrestling Styles)