Busra
Busra
(ˈbʌsrə) orBusrah
Bas•ra
(ˈbʌs rə, ˈbɑs rɑ)also Busra
n.
单词 | busra |
释义 | BusraBusra(ˈbʌsrə) orBusrahBas•ra(ˈbʌs rə, ˈbɑs rɑ)also Busran. BusraBusra:see BasraBasra, Arabic al Basrah, city (1987 pop. 406,296), SE Iraq, on the Shatt al Arab. Basra is Iraq's second largest city and principal port. Its commercially advantageous location, near oil fields and 75 mi (121 km) from the Persian Gulf, has made it prosperous, and oil is ..... Click the link for more information. , Iraq. Busra(in antiquity, Bostra), a city in southern Syria. In ancient times Busra was a city of the Nabataean Kingdom; in A.D. 106 it became the chief center of the Roman province of Arabia. In the seventh century it was conquered by the Arabs. Monuments from Roman times have been partially preserved, such as colonnades of the central street, a triple-span arch, thermae, ruins of palaces, a hippodrome, and a theater (the best of the ancient theaters in Syria). Busra also has the remains of a Christian cathedral (A.D. 513), which is one of the first examples of circular construction with a cupola. A citadel, several mosques, and the most ancient madrasah in Syria date back to the 11th or 12th century. REFERENCEOuéchek, E., and S. Mougdad. Bosra. Damascus, 1954.N. A. SIDOROVA Basra, Basrah, Busra, Busrah |
随便看 |
|
英语词典包含2567994条英英释义在线翻译词条,基本涵盖了全部常用单词的英英翻译及用法,是英语学习的有利工具。