Granadaの意味・使い方・発音

Granada

英 [ɡrə'nɑ:də] 美

Granada: Moorish kingdom, after 1492 a Spanish province, named for its city, which was founded in 8c. by the Arabs on the site of Roman Illiberis. The name is said to be from Latin granatum "pomegranate," either from fruit grown in the region or from some fancied resemblance. Others connect the name to Moorish karnattah, said to mean "hill of strangers." The Roman name is said to be Iberian and represent cognates of Basque hiri "town" + berri "new," and it survives in the name of the surrounding Sierra Elvira. Related: Granadine.

1. He is Gerry Robinson，who retireed from Granada ，the UK commercial broadcaster，some years ago.: 彼は数年前にイギリスのグラナダ（ Granada ）商業テレビ局を退職したグリ？ロビンソン（GerryRobinson）.

2.The Río Fardes section NE of Granada ，belongs to the deep basinal Midle Subbetic domain.: RíoFardes断面スペイン南部 Granada 北東に位置し、構造的に深水環境に属するSubbetic中帯.

3. Granada and Forte are continuing to telephone shareholders in an attempt to bring them onside.: グラナダとフォードの2社は株主に電話をかけ続けており、支持を得ようとしている。

4.The students were hoist by their own petards，however，as Granada decided to transmit the programme anyway.: しかし、学生たちは聡明さに間違われ、グラナダは最終的にこの番組を中継することにした。