RAGUSA

Meaning of RAGUSA in English

transcription, транскрипция: [ rə-ˈgü-zə ]

geographical name

commune Italy in SE Sicily population 68,850

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RAGUSA — geographical name commune Italy in SE Sicily population 68,850
Толковый словарь английского языка - Merriam Webster
RAGUSA — /rddah gooh"zah/ , n. 1. a province in SE Italy. 2. a city in and the capital of this province. …
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RAGUSA — city, capital of Ragusa provincia, southeastern Sicily, Italy. The city lies in the Hyblaei Hills above the gorge of the …
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RAGUSA — Рагуза
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RAGUSA — г. Рагуза
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RAGUSA — (0) рагуза
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RAGUSA — г. Рагуза
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RAGUSA — Pronunciation: r ə - ' gü-z ə Function: geographical name commune Italy in SE Sicily pop 69,735
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RAGUSA, ITALY — Рагуза
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ARGOSY — noun (plural -sies) Etymology: modification of Italian ragusea Ragusan vessel, from Ragusa, Dalmatia (now Dubrovnik, Croatia) Date: 1581 a large …
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ILLYRIAN PROVINCES — Former territory, Dalmatian coast of Europe. When the French victory in 1809 compelled Austria to cede part of its southern …
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DALMATIAN — I. (ˈ)dal|māshən adjective Usage: usually capitalized Etymology: Dalmatia, region on the Adriatic sea now included in Yugoslavia + English -an …
Webster's New International English Dictionary
ARGOSY — ˈärgəsē, ˈȧg-, -si noun ( -es ) Etymology: alteration of earlier ragusye, from Italian ragusea Ragusan vessel, from Ragusa, port …
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DUBROVNIK — /dooh"brddawv nik/ , n. a seaport in S Croatia, on the Adriatic: resort. 58,920. Italian, Ragusa .
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ARGOSY — /ahr"geuh see/ , n. , pl. argosies . 1. a large merchant ship, esp. one with a rich cargo. 2. …
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ARGOSY — noun ( plural -sies ) Etymology: modification of Italian ragusea Ragusan vessel, from Ragusa, Dalmatia (now Dubrovnik, Croatia) Date: 1581 …
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ARGOSY — [ 'α:gəsi ] ■ noun ( plural argosies ) literary a large merchant ship, originally one from Ragusa (now Dubrovnik) …
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ARGOSY — [ar.go.sy] n, pl -sies [modif. of It ragusea Ragusan vessel, fr. Ragusa, Dalmatia (now Dubrovnik, Croatia)] (1587) 1: a large …
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VLACH — also called Romanian, or Ruman member of a European people constituting the major element in the populations of Romania and …
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VITTORIA — town, Ragusa provincia, southeastern Sicily, Italy. Vittoria is situated on a plain overlooking the Ippari River, west of Ragusa city. …
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SODERINI, PIERO DI TOMMASO — born May 18, 1452, Florence died June 13, 1522, Rome, Papal States Florentine statesman during the late 15th and early …
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SCICLI — town, Ragusa provincia, southeastern Sicily, Italy. It lies south of Ragusa city. It flourished under the Saracens and Normans but …
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SACCHETTI, FRANCO — born 1330, 35, Florence or Ragusa died Aug. 15?, 1400, San Miniato, near Florence Italian poet and storyteller whose work …
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PIUS IV — born March 31, 1499, Milan died Dec. 9, 1565, Rome, Papal States original name Giovanni Angelo de' Medici Italian pope …
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PIRANDELLO, LUIGI — born June 28, 1867, Agrigento, Sicily, Italy died Dec. 10, 1936, Rome Pirandello Italian playwright, novelist, and short-story writer, winner …
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MODICA — Latin Motyca, or Mutyca, town, Ragusa provincia, southeastern Sicily, Italy, at the confluence of two mountain torrents on the south …
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MICHELOZZO — born 1396, Florence died 1472, Florence in full Michelozzo Di Bartolommeo, Michelozzo also spelled Michelozzi architect and sculptor, notable in …
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MARMONT, AUGUSTE-FRDRIC-LOUIS VIESSE DE, DUC (DUKE) DE — born July 20, 1774, Chtillon-sur-Seine, Fr. died March 2, 1852, Venice marshal of France whose distinguished military career ended when, …
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LICATA — town, Agrigento provincia, southern Sicily, Italy, and a Mediterranean port at the mouth of the Salso River (ancient Himera Meridionalis), …
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ILLYRIAN PROVINCES — stretch of territory along the Dalmatian coast that constituted a part of Napoleon's French Empire from 1809 to 1814. When …
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DUBROVNIK — Italian Ragusa, port of Dalmatia in Croatia. Situated on the southern Adriatic coast, it is usually regarded as the most …
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COMISO — town, Ragusa provincia, southeastern Sicily, Italy, at the foot of the Iblei Mountains just west of Ragusa city. The white …
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