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Ma·ce·don AHD[măsʹĭ-dən, -dŏn'] also Ma·ce·do·nia [măs'ĭ-dōʹnē-ə, -dōnʹyə] D.J.[ˈmæsɪdən, -ˌdɒn] also Ma·ce·do·nia [ˌmæsɪˈdəʊniːə, -ˈdəʊnjə]K.K.[ˈmæsɪdən, -ˌdɑn] also Ma·ce·do·nia [ˌmæsɪˈdoniə, -ˈdonjə]NONE（无词性）- An ancient kingdom of northern Greece originally occupying territory north of Thessaly and northwest of the Aegean Sea. It was the center of a powerful empire under Philip II and his son Alexander the Great and contributed significantly to the spread of Hellenistic civilization. It became the first Roman province in 146b.c. 马其顿：原为居住地的希腊北部古王国，位于塞萨利以北和爱琴海西北。马其顿在腓力二世及其子亚历山大大帝统治时期是强大帝国的中心，对希腊文明的传播贡献巨大。公元前 146年成为罗马第一个省
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