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treaty port

/ˈtriːti pɔːrt/

翻译: 历史术语,指根据条约被迫对外开放、允许外国贸易和居住的港口城市,尤指19世纪至20世纪初东亚(特别是中国和日本)的此类港口,外国列强在这些地方享有贸易特权和治外法权。

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/ˈtriːti pɔːrt/C1formalpolitical已废弃
  • zh历史术语,指根据条约被迫对外开放、允许外国贸易和居住的港口城市,尤指19世纪至20世纪初东亚(特别是中国和日本)的此类港口,外国列强在这些地方享有贸易特权和治外法权。

A historical term referring to a port city that was forced by treaty to open to foreign trade, typically in 19th and early 20th century East Asia, especially in China and Japan, where foreign powers were granted special trading rights and extraterritorial privileges.

  1. Historical trade portC1formal

    A port city that was forced by a foreign power to open to international trade, typically under unequal treaties in the 19th and early 20th centuries.

    zh通商口岸

    • Shanghai was one of the most famous treaty ports in China.
    • Foreign merchants established settlements in treaty ports like Yokohama.
    • The treaty port system ended after World War II.