Definition of Bolivia in English:

Bolivia

proper nounboˈliβjabəˈlɪvɪəbəˈlɪviə

A landlocked country in South America; population 11,700,000 (estimated 2015); languages, Spanish (official), Aymara, and Quechua; capital, La Paz; legal capital and seat of the judiciary, Sucre.

Bolivia's chief topographical feature is the altiplano, the high central plateau between the eastern and western chains of the Andes. Following Pizarro's defeat of the Incas the country became part of Spain's American empire. It was freed from Spanish rule in 1825, but has suffered continually from political instability

Origin

Named after Simón Bolívar (see Bolívar, Simón).

Rhymes

Livia, Olivia, trivia

Definition of Bolivia in US English:

Bolivia

proper nounbəˈlivēəbəˈlɪviə

A landlocked country in western South America; population 11,700,000 (estimated 2015); capital, La Paz; legal capital and seat of the judiciary, Sucre; languages, Spanish (official), Aymara, and Quechua.
After the defeat of the Incas, Bolivia became part of Spain's empire in the Americas. Freed from Spanish rule in 1825, it has suffered continually from political instability

Origin

Named after Simón Bolívar (see Bolívar, Simón).

单词	Bolivia
释义	Definition of Bolivia in English: Bolivia proper nounboˈliβjabəˈlɪvɪəbəˈlɪviə A landlocked country in South America; population 11,700,000 (estimated 2015); languages, Spanish (official), Aymara, and Quechua; capital, La Paz; legal capital and seat of the judiciary, Sucre. Bolivia's chief topographical feature is the altiplano, the high central plateau between the eastern and western chains of the Andes. Following Pizarro's defeat of the Incas the country became part of Spain's American empire. It was freed from Spanish rule in 1825, but has suffered continually from political instability Origin Named after Simón Bolívar (see Bolívar, Simón). Rhymes Livia, Olivia, trivia Definition of Bolivia in US English: Bolivia proper nounbəˈlivēəbəˈlɪviə A landlocked country in western South America; population 11,700,000 (estimated 2015); capital, La Paz; legal capital and seat of the judiciary, Sucre; languages, Spanish (official), Aymara, and Quechua. After the defeat of the Incas, Bolivia became part of Spain's empire in the Americas. Freed from Spanish rule in 1825, it has suffered continually from political instability Origin Named after Simón Bolívar (see Bolívar, Simón).
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