Sergipe

(Portuguese serˈʒipi) n (Placename) a state of NE Brazil: the smallest Brazilian state; a centre of resistance to Dutch conquest (17th century). Capital: Aracajú. Pop: 1 846 039 (2002). Area: 13 672 sq km (8492 sq miles)

Ser•gi•pe

(sərˈʒi pə)

n. a state in NE Brazil. 1,617,368; 8490 sq. mi. (21,990 sq. km). Cap.: Aracajú.

Sergipe

(sərgē`pĭ), state (1996 pop. 1,617,368), 8,321 sq mi (21,551 sq km), NE Brazil, on the Atlantic Ocean. AracajuAracaju
, city (1996 pop. 426,581), capital of Sergipe state, E central Brazil, a port on the Sergipe River near the Atlantic Ocean. Mainly a commercial center, Aracaju has cotton-spinning and weaving industries. It also produces leather, salt, bananas, and chemicals.
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Sergipe

a state in northeastern Brazil, located on the Atlantic coast and the slopes of the Brazilian Highlands. Area, 22,000 sqkm. Population, 901,000 (1970).

The capital and chief port is Aracaju. Sergipe is a backward agricultural state. Large-scale land ownership predominates, and precapitalist relations are still preserved. Cultivated crops include sugarcane, cotton, rice, agave, tobacco and cassava. There is extensive meat livestock breeding in the arid regions. Oil and gas are extracted, and common salt is mined. Sergipe has textile, leather, and food-and-condiment industries.

Sergipe

a state of NE Brazil: the smallest Brazilian state; a centre of resistance to Dutch conquest (17th century). Capital: Aracajú. Pop.: 1 846 039 (2002). Area: 13 672 sq. km (8492 sq. miles)

单词	sergipe
释义	Sergipe Sergipe (Portuguese serˈʒipi) n (Placename) a state of NE Brazil: the smallest Brazilian state; a centre of resistance to Dutch conquest (17th century). Capital: Aracajú. Pop: 1 846 039 (2002). Area: 13 672 sq km (8492 sq miles) Ser•gi•pe (sərˈʒi pə) n. a state in NE Brazil. 1,617,368; 8490 sq. mi. (21,990 sq. km). Cap.: Aracajú. Sergipe Sergipe (sərgē`pĭ), state (1996 pop. 1,617,368), 8,321 sq mi (21,551 sq km), NE Brazil, on the Atlantic Ocean. AracajuAracaju , city (1996 pop. 426,581), capital of Sergipe state, E central Brazil, a port on the Sergipe River near the Atlantic Ocean. Mainly a commercial center, Aracaju has cotton-spinning and weaving industries. It also produces leather, salt, bananas, and chemicals. ..... Click the link for more information. is the capital. Sergipe a state in northeastern Brazil, located on the Atlantic coast and the slopes of the Brazilian Highlands. Area, 22,000 sqkm. Population, 901,000 (1970). The capital and chief port is Aracaju. Sergipe is a backward agricultural state. Large-scale land ownership predominates, and precapitalist relations are still preserved. Cultivated crops include sugarcane, cotton, rice, agave, tobacco and cassava. There is extensive meat livestock breeding in the arid regions. Oil and gas are extracted, and common salt is mined. Sergipe has textile, leather, and food-and-condiment industries. Sergipe a state of NE Brazil: the smallest Brazilian state; a centre of resistance to Dutch conquest (17th century). Capital: Aracajú. Pop.: 1 846 039 (2002). Area: 13 672 sq. km (8492 sq. miles) AcronymsSeeSE
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