Maceió

Ma·cei·ó

M0005600 (măs′ā-ō′, mä′sā-) A city of northeast Brazil on the Atlantic Ocean south of Recife. It is a port and commercial center.

Maceió

(maseˈjɔ) n (Placename) a port in NE Brazil, capital of Alagôas state, on the Atlantic. Pop: 1 137 000 (2005 est)

Ma•cei•ó

(ˌmɑ seɪˈoʊ)

n. the capital of Alagoas, in E Brazil. 376,479.

Maceió

(məsāô`), city (1991 pop. 629,041), capital of Alagoas state, E Brazil, on a narrow strip of land between a lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean. Its port is at Jaraguá. Industries include sugar refining, metallurgy, textile production, and chemical processing. On the outskirts are coconut plantations. The city grew around a sugar mill following the Dutch occupation during the early 17th cent. The Portuguese gained control of Maceió in 1654. By the early 19th cent., it had developed as an important sugar export center, and in 1839 it became the provincial capital. Maceió is an important cultural center, with a federal university, a historical institute, and an academy of letters. The most outstanding landmark is a lighthouse in the center of the city. The Church of Bom Jesús dos Mártires is a notable example of Maceió's colonial architecture.

Maceió

a city in northeastern Brazil, capital of the state of Alagoas. Population, 263,600 (1970, including suburbs). It is a seaport and sugar-exporting center. The city has a railroad station and an airport. There are cotton, sugar-refining, and chemical industries.

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释义	Maceió Ma·cei·ó M0005600 (măs′ā-ō′, mä′sā-) A city of northeast Brazil on the Atlantic Ocean south of Recife. It is a port and commercial center. Maceió (maseˈjɔ) n (Placename) a port in NE Brazil, capital of Alagôas state, on the Atlantic. Pop: 1 137 000 (2005 est) Ma•cei•ó (ˌmɑ seɪˈoʊ) n. the capital of Alagoas, in E Brazil. 376,479. Maceió Maceió (məsāô`), city (1991 pop. 629,041), capital of Alagoas state, E Brazil, on a narrow strip of land between a lagoon and the Atlantic Ocean. Its port is at Jaraguá. Industries include sugar refining, metallurgy, textile production, and chemical processing. On the outskirts are coconut plantations. The city grew around a sugar mill following the Dutch occupation during the early 17th cent. The Portuguese gained control of Maceió in 1654. By the early 19th cent., it had developed as an important sugar export center, and in 1839 it became the provincial capital. Maceió is an important cultural center, with a federal university, a historical institute, and an academy of letters. The most outstanding landmark is a lighthouse in the center of the city. The Church of Bom Jesús dos Mártires is a notable example of Maceió's colonial architecture. Maceió a city in northeastern Brazil, capital of the state of Alagoas. Population, 263,600 (1970, including suburbs). It is a seaport and sugar-exporting center. The city has a railroad station and an airport. There are cotton, sugar-refining, and chemical industries.
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