Cannae in Chinese
Cannae in Chinese is 戛纳 — Cannae means a village in southeastern Italy, famous as the site of Hannibal's decisive victory over Rome in 216 BC.
Cannae in Chinese
戛纳
Pronounced: Gā nà
(historical) A village in the Apulia region of south east Italy, known as the site of a battle in 216 B.C. in which the Carthaginians under Hannibal defeated the Romans
What does "Cannae" mean?
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name A village in southeastern Italy, famous as the site of Hannibal's decisive victory over Rome in 216 BC.
"The Battle of Cannae is still studied at military academies."
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- The Battle of Cannae is still studied at military academies.
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What is "Cannae" in Chinese?
"Cannae" in Chinese is 戛纳. Cannae means: A village in southeastern Italy, famous as the site of Hannibal's decisive victory over Rome in 216 BC.
How do you pronounce 戛纳?
"Cannae" in Chinese is 戛纳, pronounced "Gā nà".
How do you use "Cannae" in a sentence?
Example: "The Battle of Cannae is still studied at military academies." In Chinese, "Cannae" is 戛纳.
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