Masbate

Mas·ba·te

M0131900 (mäs-bä′tē, -tĕ) An island of the central Philippines south of Luzon. Its gold mines have been worked for centuries.

Masbate

(mæsˈbɑːtɪ) n1. (Placename) an island in the central Philippines, between Negros and SE Luzon: agricultural, with resources of gold, copper, and manganese. Pop (Masbate province): 707 668 (2000). Area: 4045 sq km (1562 sq miles)2. (Placename) the capital of this island, a port in the northeast. Pop: 71 441 (2000)

Mas•ba•te

(mɑsˈbɑ ti)

n. one of the central islands of the Philippines. 584,520; 1262 sq. mi. (3269 sq. km).

Masbate

enUK

Masbate

(mäsbä`tā), island, 1,262 sq mi (3,269 sq km), the Philippines, one of the Visayan Islands, S of SE Luzon. Gold, which has been mined there for centuries, is still produced in quantity; copper is also mined. The densely populated coastal plains are intensively cultivated. The town of Masbate is the island's trading center.

Masbate

an island in the central part of the Philippine Archipelago. Area, 3,270 sq km; elevation, to 697 m. It has tropical monsoonal forests. Rice, tobacco, corn, coconut palm, and sugarcane are grown. In the southern part of the island there is livestock breeding. Masbate has deposits of gold, manganese ore, and coal. The main city is Masbate.

Masbate

1. an island in the central Philippines, between Negros and SE Luzon: agricultural, with resources of gold, copper, and manganese. Pop. (Masbate province): 707 668 (2000). Area: 4045 sq. km (1562 sq. miles) 2. the capital of this island, a port in the northeast. Pop.: 71 441 (2000)

单词	masbate
释义	Masbate enUK Mas·ba·te M0131900 (mäs-bä′tē, -tĕ) An island of the central Philippines south of Luzon. Its gold mines have been worked for centuries. Masbate (mæsˈbɑːtɪ) n1. (Placename) an island in the central Philippines, between Negros and SE Luzon: agricultural, with resources of gold, copper, and manganese. Pop (Masbate province): 707 668 (2000). Area: 4045 sq km (1562 sq miles)2. (Placename) the capital of this island, a port in the northeast. Pop: 71 441 (2000) Mas•ba•te (mɑsˈbɑ ti) n. one of the central islands of the Philippines. 584,520; 1262 sq. mi. (3269 sq. km). Masbate enUK Masbate (mäsbä`tā), island, 1,262 sq mi (3,269 sq km), the Philippines, one of the Visayan Islands, S of SE Luzon. Gold, which has been mined there for centuries, is still produced in quantity; copper is also mined. The densely populated coastal plains are intensively cultivated. The town of Masbate is the island's trading center. Masbate an island in the central part of the Philippine Archipelago. Area, 3,270 sq km; elevation, to 697 m. It has tropical monsoonal forests. Rice, tobacco, corn, coconut palm, and sugarcane are grown. In the southern part of the island there is livestock breeding. Masbate has deposits of gold, manganese ore, and coal. The main city is Masbate. Masbate 1. an island in the central Philippines, between Negros and SE Luzon: agricultural, with resources of gold, copper, and manganese. Pop. (Masbate province): 707 668 (2000). Area: 4045 sq. km (1562 sq. miles) 2. the capital of this island, a port in the northeast. Pop.: 71 441 (2000)
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