martinique
IPA/ˌmɑː.tɪˈniːk/
KK[mɑrtɪnˈik]IPA/ˌmɑːr.tənˈiːk/
martinique — noun
1. a Caribbean island region that belongs to France.
1.名詞B2
釋義
a Caribbean island region that belongs to France.
例句
Our cruise stopped in Martinique for two days in July.
travel pattern: stop in Martinique
Martinique exports bananas, rum, and other farm products.
common factual use with exports
After landing in Martinique, Sora drove north to the beach.
A teacher showed the class where Martinique lies on the map.
Heavy rain from the storm caused floods across Martinique.
用法筆記
Usually appears without an article and refers to the island as a single place. In formal writing, it may also be described as one of France's overseas regions.
常見錯誤
❌We spent a week in the Martinique.
✅We spent a week in Martinique.
💡this place name normally appears without 'the'.