Moncton

Monc·ton

M0382700 (mŭngk′tən) A city of southeast New Brunswick, Canada, northeast of Saint John. Originally settled by Acadians, it was resettled by Germans in 1766.

Moncton

(ˈmɒŋktən) n (Placename) a city in E Canada, in SE New Brunswick. Pop: 90 359 (2001)

Monc•ton

(ˈmʌŋk tən)

n. a city in SE New Brunswick, in E Canada. 55,468.

Moncton

enUK

Moncton

(mŭngk`tən), city (1991 pop. 57,010), SE N.B., Canada, on the Petitcodiac River. Although its rail repair yards were closed in 1988, it is an air and rail transportation center and a road hub for the Maritimes. Textiles as well as wood, metal, meat, and petroleum products are manufactured, and wood and meat are processed. In the 1990s its bilingual citizenry enabled the city to become a telemarketing and telephone customer-service center. It was called The Bend until 1833, when it was renamed in honor of the British general Robert Monckton. Magnetic Hill, an optical illusion, and the Tidal Bore, a high tide occurring twice daily, are features of the city. The Univ. of Moncton is there.

Moncton

a city in eastern Canada in the province of New Brunswick. Population, 46,000 (1971). Moncton is a railroad and highway junction. Local industries include machine building, metalworking, textiles, and food.

Moncton

a city in E Canada, in SE New Brunswick. Pop.: 90 359 (2001)

单词	moncton
释义	Moncton enUK Monc·ton M0382700 (mŭngk′tən) A city of southeast New Brunswick, Canada, northeast of Saint John. Originally settled by Acadians, it was resettled by Germans in 1766. Moncton (ˈmɒŋktən) n (Placename) a city in E Canada, in SE New Brunswick. Pop: 90 359 (2001) Monc•ton (ˈmʌŋk tən) n. a city in SE New Brunswick, in E Canada. 55,468. Moncton enUK Moncton (mŭngk`tən), city (1991 pop. 57,010), SE N.B., Canada, on the Petitcodiac River. Although its rail repair yards were closed in 1988, it is an air and rail transportation center and a road hub for the Maritimes. Textiles as well as wood, metal, meat, and petroleum products are manufactured, and wood and meat are processed. In the 1990s its bilingual citizenry enabled the city to become a telemarketing and telephone customer-service center. It was called The Bend until 1833, when it was renamed in honor of the British general Robert Monckton. Magnetic Hill, an optical illusion, and the Tidal Bore, a high tide occurring twice daily, are features of the city. The Univ. of Moncton is there. Moncton a city in eastern Canada in the province of New Brunswick. Population, 46,000 (1971). Moncton is a railroad and highway junction. Local industries include machine building, metalworking, textiles, and food. Moncton a city in E Canada, in SE New Brunswick. Pop.: 90 359 (2001)
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