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thrace

/θreɪs/

Tradução: Região histórica e antiga na península Balcânica, a nordeste da Grécia, banhada pelo mar Egeu, habitada por trácios na Antiguidade, mais tarde província romana e hoje dividida entre Bulgária, Grécia e Turquia.

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/θreɪs/C2formal
  • ptRegião histórica e antiga na península Balcânica, a nordeste da Grécia, banhada pelo mar Egeu, habitada por trácios na Antiguidade, mais tarde província romana e hoje dividida entre Bulgária, Grécia e Turquia.

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.

    ptRegião antiga

    • 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.