名詞 provence:

1. a former province of southeastern France; now administered with Cote d'Azur

Pro.vence

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A historical region and former province of southeast France bordering on the Mediterranean Sea. It was settled c. '00b.c. by Greeks and later by Phoenician merchants and was colonized by Rome in the second century b.c. Provence became part of the kingdom of Arles in 933 a.d. and later passed to the Angevin dynasty (24') and to France (48').
普羅旺斯：法國(guó)歷史上東南部的一個(gè)地區(qū)和以前法國(guó)的一個(gè)省，臨近地中海大約公元前 '00年古希臘人開(kāi)始在此定居，后來(lái)腓尼基商人也進(jìn)入此地 公元前 2世紀(jì)，普羅旺斯成為羅馬殖民地 公元 933年它成為亞耳王國(guó)的一部份，后來(lái)又歸金雀花王朝所有（24'年）48'年歸入法國(guó)