Udaipur

U·dai·pur

U0002700 (o͞o-dī′po͝or, o͞o′dī-po͝or′) A city of northwest India northeast of Ahmadabad. Center of a former princely state, it is noted for its 16th-century palace.

Udaipur

(uːˈdaɪpʊə; ˈuːdaɪˌpʊə) n1. (Placename) Also called: Mewar a former state of NW India: became part of Rajasthan in 19472. (Placename) a city in NW India, in S Rajasthan. Pop: 389 317 (2001)

Udaipur

(o͞odĭpo͝or`, o͞odī`po͝or) or

Mewar

(māwär`), city and former princely state, now part of Rajasthan state, NW India. The Udaipur region, thickly wooded in the south and west, is mostly an alluvial plain watered by many intermittent streams. Grains, sugarcane, corn, and oilseed are grown. There are also extensive mineral deposits of iron ore, lead, zinc, silver, and beryllium. Udaipur was probably founded in the early 8th cent. It was a center of resistance to the Muslim invaders of India, who never completely subjected it. Udaipur accepted British overlordship in 1818. In 1948 it joined Rajasthan. Udaipur, city (1991 pop. 308,571), capital of the former state, was founded c.1560. It is an agricultural market and a weaving and embroidery center, with manufactures in chemicals and clay products. The city, surrounded by a battlemented wall, is especially noted for its maharaja's palace, which overlooks scenic Pichola Lake.

Udaipur

a city in India in the state of Rajasthan, on the southeastern slope of the Aravalli Mountains. Population, 163,000 (1971). Udaipur has cottage industries for the production of fabrics and lace; agricultural products are processed in the city.

Udaipur

1. a former state of NW India: became part of Rajasthan in 1947 2. a city in NW India, in S Rajasthan. Pop.: 389 317 (2001)

单词	udaipur
释义	Udaipur U·dai·pur U0002700 (o͞o-dī′po͝or, o͞o′dī-po͝or′) A city of northwest India northeast of Ahmadabad. Center of a former princely state, it is noted for its 16th-century palace. Udaipur (uːˈdaɪpʊə; ˈuːdaɪˌpʊə) n1. (Placename) Also called: Mewar a former state of NW India: became part of Rajasthan in 19472. (Placename) a city in NW India, in S Rajasthan. Pop: 389 317 (2001) Udaipur Udaipur (o͞odĭpo͝or`, o͞odī`po͝or) or Mewar (māwär`), city and former princely state, now part of Rajasthan state, NW India. The Udaipur region, thickly wooded in the south and west, is mostly an alluvial plain watered by many intermittent streams. Grains, sugarcane, corn, and oilseed are grown. There are also extensive mineral deposits of iron ore, lead, zinc, silver, and beryllium. Udaipur was probably founded in the early 8th cent. It was a center of resistance to the Muslim invaders of India, who never completely subjected it. Udaipur accepted British overlordship in 1818. In 1948 it joined Rajasthan. Udaipur, city (1991 pop. 308,571), capital of the former state, was founded c.1560. It is an agricultural market and a weaving and embroidery center, with manufactures in chemicals and clay products. The city, surrounded by a battlemented wall, is especially noted for its maharaja's palace, which overlooks scenic Pichola Lake. Udaipur a city in India in the state of Rajasthan, on the southeastern slope of the Aravalli Mountains. Population, 163,000 (1971). Udaipur has cottage industries for the production of fabrics and lace; agricultural products are processed in the city. Udaipur 1. a former state of NW India: became part of Rajasthan in 1947 2. a city in NW India, in S Rajasthan. Pop.: 389 317 (2001)
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