Definition of MacDonnell Ranges in English:

MacDonnell Ranges

proper nounməkˈdɒn(ə)lməkˌdänl ˈrānjəz

A series of mountain ranges extending westwards from Alice Springs in Northern Territory, Australia. The highest peak is Mount Zeil, which rises to a height of 1,531 m (5,023 ft).
麦克唐奈山脉（从澳大利亚澳北区艾丽斯斯普林斯向西延伸的一系列山脉，最高峰利比希山高1, 524米，即4, 948英尺）

Named after Sir Richard MacDonnell, governor of South Australia when John McDouall Stuart explored the ranges in 1860.

proper nounməkˌdänl ˈrānjəz

A series of mountain ranges extending west from Alice Springs in Northern Territory, Australia. The highest peak is Mount Zeil, which rises to a height of 5,023 feet (1,531 m).
麦克唐奈山脉（从澳大利亚澳北区艾丽斯斯普林斯向西延伸的一系列山脉，最高峰利比希山高1, 524米，即4, 948英尺）

Named after Sir Richard MacDonnell, governor of South Australia when John McDouall Stuart explored the ranges in 1860.

单词	MacDonnell Ranges
释义	Definition of MacDonnell Ranges in English: MacDonnell Ranges proper nounməkˈdɒn(ə)lməkˌdänl ˈrānjəz A series of mountain ranges extending westwards from Alice Springs in Northern Territory, Australia. The highest peak is Mount Zeil, which rises to a height of 1,531 m (5,023 ft). 麦克唐奈山脉（从澳大利亚澳北区艾丽斯斯普林斯向西延伸的一系列山脉，最高峰利比希山高1, 524米，即4, 948英尺） Origin Named after Sir Richard MacDonnell, governor of South Australia when John McDouall Stuart explored the ranges in 1860. Definition of MacDonnell Ranges in US English: MacDonnell Ranges proper nounməkˌdänl ˈrānjəz A series of mountain ranges extending west from Alice Springs in Northern Territory, Australia. The highest peak is Mount Zeil, which rises to a height of 5,023 feet (1,531 m). 麦克唐奈山脉（从澳大利亚澳北区艾丽斯斯普林斯向西延伸的一系列山脉，最高峰利比希山高1, 524米，即4, 948英尺） Origin Named after Sir Richard MacDonnell, governor of South Australia when John McDouall Stuart explored the ranges in 1860.
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