Fürth

F0371100 (fo͝ort, fürt) A city of south-central Germany, an industrial suburb of Nuremberg. It was supposedly founded by Charlemagne in the late eighth century.

furth

(fʌrθ) advScot out; outside; to the outside[a Scot variant of forth]

Fürth

(German fyːrt) n (Placename) a city in S central Germany, in Bavaria northwest of Nuremberg: Pop: 111 892 (2003 est)

Fürth

(fürt)

n. a city in S Germany, near Nuremberg. 107,799.

Fürth

(fürt), city (1994 pop. 108,000), Bavaria, S Germany, at the confluence of the Rednitz and Pegnitz rivers. It is an industrial suburb of Nuremberg. It produces gold leaf, beaten metals, aluminum, and bronze powders. Other products include glassware, toys, optical instruments, and furs. Reputedly founded by Charlemagne in the late 8th cent., Fürth rose to importance when the Jews who were denied entrance to Nuremberg settled there (14th cent.). During the Thirty Years War (1618–48), Gutavus II (Gustavus Adolphus) of Sweden made the city his headquarters and fought an indecisive battle there with Wallenstein in 1632. Fürth passed to Bavaria in 1806 and became part of Middle Franconia.

Fürth

a city in the Federal Republic of Germany, in Bavaria; situated on the Regnitz River, in the conurbation of Nuremberg. Population, 103,200 (1975). An important industry in Fürth is machine building—including the manufacture of radio and electronic equipment (by the Grundig Corporation) and precision mechanical devices, such as measuring instruments. Fürth also has plants for the production of metal items, glass, textiles, garments, furniture, and toys.

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释义	Fürth Fürth F0371100 (fo͝ort, fürt) A city of south-central Germany, an industrial suburb of Nuremberg. It was supposedly founded by Charlemagne in the late eighth century. furth (fʌrθ) advScot out; outside; to the outside[a Scot variant of forth] Fürth (German fyːrt) n (Placename) a city in S central Germany, in Bavaria northwest of Nuremberg: Pop: 111 892 (2003 est) Fürth (fürt) n. a city in S Germany, near Nuremberg. 107,799. Fürth Fürth (fürt), city (1994 pop. 108,000), Bavaria, S Germany, at the confluence of the Rednitz and Pegnitz rivers. It is an industrial suburb of Nuremberg. It produces gold leaf, beaten metals, aluminum, and bronze powders. Other products include glassware, toys, optical instruments, and furs. Reputedly founded by Charlemagne in the late 8th cent., Fürth rose to importance when the Jews who were denied entrance to Nuremberg settled there (14th cent.). During the Thirty Years War (1618–48), Gutavus II (Gustavus Adolphus) of Sweden made the city his headquarters and fought an indecisive battle there with Wallenstein in 1632. Fürth passed to Bavaria in 1806 and became part of Middle Franconia. Fürth a city in the Federal Republic of Germany, in Bavaria; situated on the Regnitz River, in the conurbation of Nuremberg. Population, 103,200 (1975). An important industry in Fürth is machine building—including the manufacture of radio and electronic equipment (by the Grundig Corporation) and precision mechanical devices, such as measuring instruments. Fürth also has plants for the production of metal items, glass, textiles, garments, furniture, and toys.
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