奥斯卡




奥斯卡是一个西欧男性名字。最常见的英文拼法为Oscar。奥斯卡在盖尔语支里意思是“爱鹿者”，也是爱尔兰神话的一位人物。在古英语裡意思是“神的矛”。在北约音标字母里代表字母“O”。




目录






  • 1 獎項


  • 2 動物


  • 3 人名


  • 4 军事





獎項



  • 奥斯卡金像奖（Oscars）


動物



  • 奧斯卡（Oscar），又稱作不沉的山姆（Unsinkable Sam），是一隻在二次大戰期間服役的艦貓。


人名




  • 奥斯卡·王爾德（Oscar Wilde），英国作家。


  • 奥斯卡·闵可夫斯基（Oscar Minkowski，1858–1931），德国医学家。


  • 奧斯卡·辛德勒（Oskar Schindler，1908－1974），德意志商人，二戰時期的國際義人。


  • 奧斯卡·路易吉·斯卡爾法羅（Oscar Luigi Scalfaro），意大利二战后第９任总统。


  • 奥斯卡·乌斯塔里（Oscar Alfredo Ustari），阿根廷足球运动员。


  • 奥斯卡·佩雷罗·西奥（Óscar Pereiro Sío），西班牙自行车运动员。


  • 奥斯卡·巴纳克（Oskar Barnack），德国照相机设计家。


  • 奥斯卡·贝尔赫（Óscar José Rafael Berger Perdomo），危地马拉总统。


  • 奥斯卡·阿里亚斯·桑切斯（Óscar Rafael de Jesús Arias Sánchez），哥斯达黎加共和国总统。


  • 奥斯卡一世（Oscar I），瑞典和挪威的一位国王。


  • 奥斯卡尔·托尔普（Oscar Fredrik Torp），挪威政治家。


  • 蕭潤邦（Oscar Siu），香港前藝人，現職飲食主管。


  • 奥斯卡·多斯桑托斯·埃姆博阿巴·儒尼奥尔（Oscar dos Santos Emboaba Júnior），巴西足球运动员。



军事



  • 奥斯卡级潜艇（Oscar Class Submarine），苏俄核动力飞航导弹潜艇














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