Definition of microstate in English:

microstate

noun ˈmʌɪkrəʊsteɪtˈmaɪkroʊˌsteɪt

A very small country.
he was granted a diplomatic passport by the European microstate of San Marino
the places with the highest per capita income tend to be microstates
Example sentencesExamples
- As a poor island microstate, São Tomé has limited options as a result of small markets and poor infrastructure.
- The Tokelauans, a Polynesian people, are reluctant over any change in status which would create the world's ultimate microstate.
- Its sovereignty as a European microstate goes back to Charlemagne, who wrested this area of the Pyrenees from the Moors in the ninth century.
- He is the most pampered prisoner in the world, the sole inmate of the only jail in the microstate of San Marino.
- Andorra, historically, was a rural microstate whose population oscillated between 4,000 and 6,000 inhabitants.

Definition of microstate in US English:

microstate

nounˈmaɪkroʊˌsteɪtˈmīkrōˌstāt

A very small country.
he was granted a diplomatic passport by the European microstate of San Marino
the places with the highest per capita income tend to be microstates
Example sentencesExamples
- Andorra, historically, was a rural microstate whose population oscillated between 4,000 and 6,000 inhabitants.
- He is the most pampered prisoner in the world, the sole inmate of the only jail in the microstate of San Marino.
- Its sovereignty as a European microstate goes back to Charlemagne, who wrested this area of the Pyrenees from the Moors in the ninth century.
- The Tokelauans, a Polynesian people, are reluctant over any change in status which would create the world's ultimate microstate.
- As a poor island microstate, São Tomé has limited options as a result of small markets and poor infrastructure.

单词	microstate
释义	Definition of microstate in English: microstate noun ˈmʌɪkrəʊsteɪtˈmaɪkroʊˌsteɪt A very small country. he was granted a diplomatic passport by the European microstate of San Marino the places with the highest per capita income tend to be microstates Example sentencesExamples As a poor island microstate, São Tomé has limited options as a result of small markets and poor infrastructure. The Tokelauans, a Polynesian people, are reluctant over any change in status which would create the world's ultimate microstate. Its sovereignty as a European microstate goes back to Charlemagne, who wrested this area of the Pyrenees from the Moors in the ninth century. He is the most pampered prisoner in the world, the sole inmate of the only jail in the microstate of San Marino. Andorra, historically, was a rural microstate whose population oscillated between 4,000 and 6,000 inhabitants. Definition of microstate in US English: microstate nounˈmaɪkroʊˌsteɪtˈmīkrōˌstāt A very small country. he was granted a diplomatic passport by the European microstate of San Marino the places with the highest per capita income tend to be microstates Example sentencesExamples Andorra, historically, was a rural microstate whose population oscillated between 4,000 and 6,000 inhabitants. He is the most pampered prisoner in the world, the sole inmate of the only jail in the microstate of San Marino. Its sovereignty as a European microstate goes back to Charlemagne, who wrested this area of the Pyrenees from the Moors in the ninth century. The Tokelauans, a Polynesian people, are reluctant over any change in status which would create the world's ultimate microstate. As a poor island microstate, São Tomé has limited options as a result of small markets and poor infrastructure.
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