Definition of Syria in English:

Syria

proper nounˈsɪrɪəˈsɪriə

A country in the Middle East with a coastline on the eastern Mediterranean Sea; population 17,100,000 (estimated 2014); official language, Arabic; capital, Damascus.

Syria was the site of various early civilizations, notably that of the Phoenicians. Falling successively within the empires of Persia, Macedon, and Rome, it became a centre of Islamic power and civilization from the 7th century and a province of the Ottoman Empire in 1516. After the Turkish defeat in the First World War Syria was mandated to France, becoming independent with the ejection of Vichy troops by the Allies in 1941. From 1958 to 1961 Syria was united with Egypt as the United Arab Republic. Civil war broke out in Syria following a series of anti-government protests in March 2011 that were linked to the Arab Spring

Rhymes

Assyria, Illyria, Styria

Definition of Syria in US English:

Syria

proper nounˈsirēəˈsɪriə

A country in the Middle East, on the eastern Mediterranean Sea; population 17,100,000 (estimated 2014); capital, Damascus; language, Arabic (official).
Syria was the site of various early civilizations, most notably that of the Phoenicians. Falling successively within the empires of Persia, Macedon, and Rome, it became a center of Islamic power and civilization from the 7th century and a province of the Ottoman Empire in 1516. After the Turkish defeat in World War I, Syria was mandated to France and became independent with the ejection of Vichy troops by the Allies in 1941. From 1958 to 1961, Syria was united with Egypt as the United Arab Republic. It lost the Golan Heights to Israel in the 1967 war. Civil war broke out in Syria following a series of antigovernment protests in March 2011 that were linked to the Arab Spring

单词	Syria
释义	Definition of Syria in English: Syria proper nounˈsɪrɪəˈsɪriə A country in the Middle East with a coastline on the eastern Mediterranean Sea; population 17,100,000 (estimated 2014); official language, Arabic; capital, Damascus. Syria was the site of various early civilizations, notably that of the Phoenicians. Falling successively within the empires of Persia, Macedon, and Rome, it became a centre of Islamic power and civilization from the 7th century and a province of the Ottoman Empire in 1516. After the Turkish defeat in the First World War Syria was mandated to France, becoming independent with the ejection of Vichy troops by the Allies in 1941. From 1958 to 1961 Syria was united with Egypt as the United Arab Republic. Civil war broke out in Syria following a series of anti-government protests in March 2011 that were linked to the Arab Spring Rhymes Assyria, Illyria, Styria Definition of Syria in US English: Syria proper nounˈsirēəˈsɪriə A country in the Middle East, on the eastern Mediterranean Sea; population 17,100,000 (estimated 2014); capital, Damascus; language, Arabic (official). Syria was the site of various early civilizations, most notably that of the Phoenicians. Falling successively within the empires of Persia, Macedon, and Rome, it became a center of Islamic power and civilization from the 7th century and a province of the Ottoman Empire in 1516. After the Turkish defeat in World War I, Syria was mandated to France and became independent with the ejection of Vichy troops by the Allies in 1941. From 1958 to 1961, Syria was united with Egypt as the United Arab Republic. It lost the Golan Heights to Israel in the 1967 war. Civil war broke out in Syria following a series of antigovernment protests in March 2011 that were linked to the Arab Spring
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