Leeuwarden

Leeu·war·den

L0101300 (lā′vär-dn, lā′ü-wär′dn) A city of northern Netherlands northeast of the Ijsselmeer, chartered in 1435.

Leeuwarden

(Dutch ˈleːwɑrdə) n (Placename) a city in the N Netherlands, capital of Friesland province. Pop: 91 000 (2003 est)

Lee•u•war•den

(ˈleɪˌwɑr dn, -ˌvɑr-)

n. a city in N Netherlands. 85,435.

Leeuwarden

enUK

Leeuwarden

(lā`vär'dən), Frisian Ljouwert, city (1994 est. pop. 87,500), capital of Friesland prov., N Netherlands. It is the center of an agricultural and dairying region and has a noted cattle market. Manufactures include food products, clothing, artificial silk, and tin. Chartered in 1435, Leeuwarden was (16th–18th cent.) the center of a goldworking and silverworking industry. Many structures date from the 16th and 17th cent., notably the huge brick Oldehove Tower. The large Frisian Museum is there.

Leeuwarden

a city in the Netherlands; administrative center of the province of Friesland. Population, 88,700 (1970). It is a meeting point for canals and railroads and has food-processing (primarily dairy) industry and metalworking enterprises. A technological economics institute is located in the city.

Leeuwarden

a city in the N Netherlands, capital of Friesland province. Pop.: 91 000 (2003 est.)

单词	leeuwarden
释义	Leeuwarden enUK Leeu·war·den L0101300 (lā′vär-dn, lā′ü-wär′dn) A city of northern Netherlands northeast of the Ijsselmeer, chartered in 1435. Leeuwarden (Dutch ˈleːwɑrdə) n (Placename) a city in the N Netherlands, capital of Friesland province. Pop: 91 000 (2003 est) Lee•u•war•den (ˈleɪˌwɑr dn, -ˌvɑr-) n. a city in N Netherlands. 85,435. Leeuwarden enUK Leeuwarden (lā`vär'dən), Frisian Ljouwert, city (1994 est. pop. 87,500), capital of Friesland prov., N Netherlands. It is the center of an agricultural and dairying region and has a noted cattle market. Manufactures include food products, clothing, artificial silk, and tin. Chartered in 1435, Leeuwarden was (16th–18th cent.) the center of a goldworking and silverworking industry. Many structures date from the 16th and 17th cent., notably the huge brick Oldehove Tower. The large Frisian Museum is there. Leeuwarden a city in the Netherlands; administrative center of the province of Friesland. Population, 88,700 (1970). It is a meeting point for canals and railroads and has food-processing (primarily dairy) industry and metalworking enterprises. A technological economics institute is located in the city. Leeuwarden a city in the N Netherlands, capital of Friesland province. Pop.: 91 000 (2003 est.) AcronymsSeeLWD
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