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Mac·e·do·ni·a AHD[măs'ĭ-dōʹnē-ə, -dōnʹyə] D.J.[ˌmæsɪˈdəʊniːə, -ˈdəʊnjə]K.K.[ˌmæsɪˈdoniə, -ˈdonjə]NONE(无词性)- Also Mac.e.don [-dən, -dŏn'] An ancient kingdom of northern Greece. It was a powerful empire under Philip II and his son Alexander the Great (fourth centuryb.c. ) and contributed significantly to the spread of Hellenistic civilization. The Romans annexed it as a province in 148 b.c. 也作 Mac.e.don [-dən, -dŏn'] 马其顿:希腊北部一古国。在菲利浦二世和他的儿子亚历山大帝统治时期国力强盛(公元前 4世纪),为希腊文明的传播作出了重要的贡献。罗马人于 公元前 148年把它兼并,变成一个省
- A region of southeast Europe on the Balkan Peninsula including parts of modern-day Greece, Bulgaria, and Yugoslavia. After the fall of the Alexandrian empire, it was held by Romans, Byzantines, Bulgars, Serbs, and Turks. The present division was largely determined after the Second Balkan War (1913).马其顿:欧洲东南部巴尔干半岛上一地区,包括今天的希腊、保加利亚和南斯拉夫的部分地区。亚历山大帝国灭亡后,罗马人、拜占庭人、保加利亚人、塞尔维亚人和土耳其人先后统治过该地区。现今的划分基本上是在第二次巴尔干战争(1913年)后划定的
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