Definition of Monumental City in English:

Monumental City

noun ˈmɒnjʊmɛntl ˈsɪti

With the. The city of Baltimore, Maryland.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in National Gazette (Philadelphia). From monumental + city, with reference to the Washington Monument, a Doric column 178 feet (approx. 54 metres) in height, built in Baltimore to a design by Robert Mills, in memory of George Washington.

Definition of Monumental City in US English:

Monumental City

nounˈmɒnjʊmɛntl ˈsɪti

With the. The city of Baltimore, Maryland.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in National Gazette (Philadelphia). From monumental + city, with reference to the Washington Monument, a Doric column 178 feet (approx. 54 metres) in height, built in Baltimore to a design by Robert Mills, in memory of George Washington.

单词	Monumental City
释义	Definition of Monumental City in English: Monumental City noun ˈmɒnjʊmɛntl ˈsɪti US With the. The city of Baltimore, Maryland. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in National Gazette (Philadelphia). From monumental + city, with reference to the Washington Monument, a Doric column 178 feet (approx. 54 metres) in height, built in Baltimore to a design by Robert Mills, in memory of George Washington. Definition of Monumental City in US English: Monumental City nounˈmɒnjʊmɛntl ˈsɪti US With the. The city of Baltimore, Maryland. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in National Gazette (Philadelphia). From monumental + city, with reference to the Washington Monument, a Doric column 178 feet (approx. 54 metres) in height, built in Baltimore to a design by Robert Mills, in memory of George Washington.
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