Modern Greece
[ˈmɒdən ɡriːs]
nounfeminine
Grécia Moderna
1. Greece as a nation-state from the time of independence (1821) to the present day, characterized by its transition from Ottoman rule to a modern European democracy
Modern Greece has become an important member of the European Union and NATO.
A Grécia Moderna tornou-se um membro importante da União Europeia e da OTAN.
2. The contemporary Greek civilization, culture, language, and society distinct from Ancient Greece
Modern Greece maintains strong connections to its classical heritage while embracing 21st-century developments.
A Grécia Moderna mantém fortes conexões com sua herança clássica enquanto abraça desenvolvimentos do século XXI.
3. The geographical region of Greece including its islands in the Mediterranean and Aegean Seas as it exists in current times
Modern Greece attracts millions of tourists annually to its historical sites and beautiful islands.
A Grécia Moderna atrai milhões de turistas anualmente para seus sítios históricos e ilhas bonitas.
Modern Greece represents the contemporary nation-state that emerged following Greek independence from Ottoman rule in the 19th century. In Portuguese-speaking contexts, the term 'Grécia Moderna' is used to distinguish the current democratic nation from its ancient classical predecessor. Greece holds significant cultural importance in both Brazilian and Portuguese societies due to its historical contributions to Western civilization and its current role as a Mediterranean and European cultural hub.
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