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Guangzhouwan

Syllables: Guang·zhou·wan

Guangzhouwan proper noun: a former French territory on the southern coast of present-day Guangdong, China, administered as part or French Indochina between 1898 and 1946; modern-day Zhanjiang.

Proper noun

Guangzhouwan

  1. (historical) A former French territory on the southern coast of present-day Guangdong, China, administered as part or French Indochina between 1898 and 1946; modern-day Zhanjiang

Forms of Guangzhouwan

alternative formKwangchowan

Questions about Guangzhouwan

What does Guangzhouwan mean?
Guangzhouwan means a former French territory on the southern coast of present-day Guangdong, China, administered as part or French Indochina between 1898 and 1946; modern-day Zhanjiang.
What part of speech is Guangzhouwan?
Guangzhouwan is a proper noun.

Words near Guangzhouwan in the dictionary

  1. Guangyang
  2. Guangyuan
  3. Guangzhou
  4. Guangzhouese
  5. Guangzhounese
  6. Guangzhouwan
  7. Guangzong
  8. Guanhua
  9. guanide
  10. guanides
  11. guanidin

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