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thrace

/θreɪs/

Traduction: Ancienne région et pays historique du sud-est des Balkans, au nord de la mer Égée, colonisée par les Grecs anciens, devenue province romaine, et aujourd'hui partagée entre la Bulgarie, la Grèce et la Turquie.

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/θreɪs/C2formal
  • frAncienne région et pays historique du sud-est des Balkans, au nord de la mer Égée, colonisée par les Grecs anciens, devenue province romaine, et aujourd'hui partagée entre la Bulgarie, la Grèce et la Turquie.

An ancient country and wine-producing region in the eastern Balkan Peninsula, north of the Aegean Sea, colonized by ancient Greeks, later a Roman province, now divided between Bulgaria, Greece, and Turkey.

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  1. Ancient regionB2formal

    An ancient country and wine-producing region located in the eastern part of the Balkan Peninsula, north of the Aegean Sea. It was colonized by ancient Greeks, later became a Roman province, and is now divided between Bulgaria, Greece, and Turkey.

    frThrace (région antique)

    • Thrace was known for its fertile lands and wine production in antiquity.
    • The ancient Greeks established several colonies along the coast of Thrace.
    • After the Roman conquest, Thrace became an important province of the empire.