Bío-Bío

Bí·o-Bí·o

B0260600 (bē′ō-bē′ō) A river of central Chile flowing about 385 km (240 mi) generally northwest from the Andes to the Pacific Ocean near Concepción.

Bío-Bío

(Spanish ˈbiːoˈbiːo) n (Placename) a river in central Chile, rising in the Andes and flowing northwest to the Pacific. Length: about 390 km (240 miles)

Bí•o-Bí•o

(ˈbi ɔˈbi ɔ)

n. a river in central Chile, flowing NW from the Andes to the Pacific at Concepción. ab. 240 mi. (384 km) long.

Bío-Bío

(bē`ō-bē`ō), river, c.240 mi (390 km) long, rising in the Andes of central Chile and flowing NW to the Pacific Ocean near Concepción. It forms a natural divide between middle and southern Chile. It is navigable for much of its length by flat-bottomed boats, but is rapid and has hydroelectric potential. In colonial times bitter fighting took place along its banks between Spanish forces under Pedro de ValdiviaValdivia, Pedro de
, c.1500–1554, Spanish conquistador, conqueror of Chile. One of Francisco Pizarro's best officers in the conquest of Peru, educated, energetic, somewhat less cruel and avaricious than his fellow conquerors, Valdivia obtained permission from Pizarro to
..... Click the link for more information. and Araucanian natives. In 1612 the Bío-Bío was fixed as the boundary to native territory; today the Mapuche people live to the south.

单词	bío-bío
释义	Bío-Bío Bí·o-Bí·o B0260600 (bē′ō-bē′ō) A river of central Chile flowing about 385 km (240 mi) generally northwest from the Andes to the Pacific Ocean near Concepción. Bío-Bío (Spanish ˈbiːoˈbiːo) n (Placename) a river in central Chile, rising in the Andes and flowing northwest to the Pacific. Length: about 390 km (240 miles) Bí•o-Bí•o (ˈbi ɔˈbi ɔ) n. a river in central Chile, flowing NW from the Andes to the Pacific at Concepción. ab. 240 mi. (384 km) long. Bío-Bío Bío-Bío (bē`ō-bē`ō), river, c.240 mi (390 km) long, rising in the Andes of central Chile and flowing NW to the Pacific Ocean near Concepción. It forms a natural divide between middle and southern Chile. It is navigable for much of its length by flat-bottomed boats, but is rapid and has hydroelectric potential. In colonial times bitter fighting took place along its banks between Spanish forces under Pedro de ValdiviaValdivia, Pedro de , c.1500–1554, Spanish conquistador, conqueror of Chile. One of Francisco Pizarro's best officers in the conquest of Peru, educated, energetic, somewhat less cruel and avaricious than his fellow conquerors, Valdivia obtained permission from Pizarro to ..... Click the link for more information. and Araucanian natives. In 1612 the Bío-Bío was fixed as the boundary to native territory; today the Mapuche people live to the south.
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