Definition of Apennine in English:

Apennine

(also Appennine, Appenine)

noun ˈapɪnʌɪn

1Chiefly with the. The extensive mountain range running the length of the Italian peninsula.
2Astronomy. More fully "Lunar Apennines". With the. A prominent mountain range in the northern region of the moon's near side, along the southern edge of the Mare Imbrium.

adjective ˈapɪnʌɪn

1Of or relating to the Apennines in Italy; originating from or found in the Apennines.
2Archaeology. Designating or relating to an Italian Bronze Age culture characterized by dark burnished pottery.
3Astronomy. Designating, relating to, or originating from the Lunar Apennines.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Geoffrey Chaucer (c1340–1400), poet and administrator. From classical Latin Āpennīnus (also Appennīnus) the Apennine mountains, (adjective) of, or originating in the Apennine mountains; compare -ine.

Definition of Apennine in US English:

Apennine

(also Appennine, Appenine)

nounˈapɪnʌɪn

1Chiefly with the. The extensive mountain range running the length of the Italian peninsula.
2Astronomy. More fully "Lunar Apennines". With the. A prominent mountain range in the northern region of the moon's near side, along the southern edge of the Mare Imbrium.

adjectiveˈapɪnʌɪn

1Of or relating to the Apennines in Italy; originating from or found in the Apennines.
2Archaeology. Designating or relating to an Italian Bronze Age culture characterized by dark burnished pottery.
3Astronomy. Designating, relating to, or originating from the Lunar Apennines.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Geoffrey Chaucer (c1340–1400), poet and administrator. From classical Latin Āpennīnus (also Appennīnus) the Apennine mountains, (adjective) of, or originating in the Apennine mountains; compare -ine.

单词	Apennine
释义	Definition of Apennine in English: Apennine (also Appennine, Appenine) noun ˈapɪnʌɪn 1Chiefly with the. The extensive mountain range running the length of the Italian peninsula. 2Astronomy. More fully "Lunar Apennines". With the. A prominent mountain range in the northern region of the moon's near side, along the southern edge of the Mare Imbrium. adjective ˈapɪnʌɪn 1Of or relating to the Apennines in Italy; originating from or found in the Apennines. 2Archaeology. Designating or relating to an Italian Bronze Age culture characterized by dark burnished pottery. 3Astronomy. Designating, relating to, or originating from the Lunar Apennines. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Geoffrey Chaucer (c1340–1400), poet and administrator. From classical Latin Āpennīnus (also Appennīnus) the Apennine mountains, (adjective) of, or originating in the Apennine mountains; compare -ine. Definition of Apennine in US English: Apennine (also Appennine, Appenine) nounˈapɪnʌɪn 1Chiefly with the. The extensive mountain range running the length of the Italian peninsula. 2Astronomy. More fully "Lunar Apennines". With the. A prominent mountain range in the northern region of the moon's near side, along the southern edge of the Mare Imbrium. adjectiveˈapɪnʌɪn 1Of or relating to the Apennines in Italy; originating from or found in the Apennines. 2Archaeology. Designating or relating to an Italian Bronze Age culture characterized by dark burnished pottery. 3Astronomy. Designating, relating to, or originating from the Lunar Apennines. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Geoffrey Chaucer (c1340–1400), poet and administrator. From classical Latin Āpennīnus (also Appennīnus) the Apennine mountains, (adjective) of, or originating in the Apennine mountains; compare -ine.
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