Venezuela

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Venezuela

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Venezuela

Ven e zue la |ˌvenəz (ə )ˈwālə ˌvɛnəzˈweɪlə | a republic on the northern coast of South America, on the Caribbean Sea; pop. 26,814,800 (est. 2009 ); capital, Caracas; language, Spanish (official ). Official name Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Colonized by the Spanish in the 16th century, Venezuela won its independence in 1821 after a ten-year struggle. It did not, however, emerge as a separate nation until its secession from federation with Colombia in 1830. It is a major oil-exporting country, with the industry based on the area around Lake Maracaibo in the northwest. DERIVATIVES Ven e zue lan adjective & noun ORIGIN Spanish, literally ‘little Venice, ’ named by early explorers when they saw native houses built on stilts over water.

Venezuela

Venezuela |ˌvɛnɪˈzweɪlə, Spanish beneˈswela, -θwela | a republic on the north coast of South America, with a coastline on the Caribbean Sea; pop. 26,814,800 (est. 2009 ); official language, Spanish; capital, Caracas. Official name Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela. Colonized by the Spanish in the 16th century, Venezuela won its independence in 1821 after a ten-year struggle, but did not finally emerge as a separate nation until its secession from federation with Colombia (1830 ). It is a major oil-exporting country, with the industry based on the area around Lake Maracaibo in the north-west. DERIVATIVES Venezuelan adjective & noun ORIGIN Spanish, literally ‘little Venice ’, named by early explorers when they saw native houses built on stilts over water.

Venezuela

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Venezuela

Ven e zue la /vènəzwéɪlə, -zwɪ́ -/名詞 ベネズエラ 〘南米北部の共和国; 首都Caracas 〙.