dido

/ˈdaɪ.dəʊ/

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noun

/ˈdaɪ.dəʊ/C1formal

Имя собственное, относящееся к царевне Тира, основавшей и правившей Карфагеном, известной своей трагической смертью после того, как её покинул Эней в римской мифологии.
Nombre propio referido a la princesa de Tiro que fundó y gobernó Cartago, conocida por su trágica muerte tras ser abandonada por Eneas en la mitología romana.
Nom propre désignant la princesse tyrienne qui fonda et gouverna Carthage, connue pour sa mort tragique après avoir été abandonnée par Énée dans la mythologie romaine.
Eigenname der phönizischen Prinzessin, die der Legende nach Karthago gründete und regierte und nach ihrer Verlassenheit durch Aeneas in der römischen Mythologie durch Selbstmord starb.
Nome próprio da princesa de Tiro que fundou e governou Cartago, conhecida na mitologia romana por sua morte trágica após ter sido abandonada por Eneias.
专有名词，指推罗公主狄多，她建立了迦太基并成为其女王；在罗马神话中，她因被埃涅阿斯抛弃而悲剧性地自杀。
اسم علم لملكة صور التي أسستت قرطاج وحكمتها، وتشتهر في الأساطير الرومانية بمأساة موتها بعد abandonment من قبل إينياس.

A proper noun referring to a princess of Tyre who founded and ruled Carthage, known for her tragic suicide after being abandoned by Aeneas in Roman mythology.

uncountable · proper noun

Queen of CarthageC1formal
In Roman mythology, a princess of Tyre who founded Carthage and became its queen; known for her tragic love affair with Aeneas.
Дидона
- Dido welcomed Aeneas and his crew to Carthage.
- The story of Dido and Aeneas is a famous Roman myth.
- Dido's suicide is a pivotal moment in Virgil's Aeneid.

Forms

didos plural form
didos' possessive plural form
dido's possessive singular form

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