| 释义 |
Eubœan, a.|juːˈbiːən|
[f. Gr. Εὔβοια Euboea (now Evvoia) + -an.]
= Euboic a.
a1678T. Stanley Hist. Philos. (1687) xiii. 909 The Locrian Stones, And high Eubœan Hills, retort his Groans. 1838Penny Cycl. X. 58/2 There are many islands along the Eubœan shore. 1897E. A. Bartlett Battlefields Thessaly xiii. 295 The country all along the Eubœan coast..is very rich and beautiful. 1934A. Toynbee Study of Hist. II. 43 The Chalcidians' response to the Euboean challenge was quantitative. 1956[see Chalcidian a.3]. 1973Ann. Rep. Univ. Oxford 1970–71 8 Publications: ‘Euboean Pottery East and West’. |