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Natchez 1 AHD[năchʹĭz] D.J.[ˈnætʃɪz]K.K.[ˈnætʃɪz]n.(名词)pl. Natchez 【复数】- A Native American people formerly located on the lower Mississippi River near present-day Natchez. The Natchez ceased to exist as a people after war with the French in the early 18th century.纳齐兹族:一个美洲印第安民族,以前居住在密西西比河下游,现在的纳齐兹附近。18世纪初期纳齐兹族在和法国人作战后不再作为一个民族而存在
- A member of this people. 纳齐兹人
- The language of the Natchez.纳齐兹语
- French 法语
- from Natchez 源自 纳齐兹语
Natchʹez adj.(形容词) Natchez 2 AHD[năchʹĭz] D.J.[ˈnætʃɪz]K.K.[ˈnætʃɪz]NONE(无词性)- A city of southwest Mississippi on the Mississippi River south-southwest of Vicksburg. Founded as a fortified settlement in 1716, it was held successively by France, Great Britain, Spain, and the United States. Natchez prospered especially as the southern terminus of theNatchez Trace, an old road connecting the city with Nashville, Tennessee, that was commercially and strategically important in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. Population, 19,460. 纳齐兹:美国密西西比州西南部的一个城市,在密西西比河畔,和维克斯堡的西南偏南端接壤。1716年,作为防御工事而建立,曾一度被法国,大英帝国,西班牙和美国成功地占有过。纳齐兹尤其作为纳齐兹公路 南部的终点而繁荣昌盛,纳齐兹公路是一条连结纳什维尔城和田纳西城的老路,在18世纪未期和19世纪早期占有商业和战略的重要地位。人口19,460
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