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relics

/rel-ik/US // ˈrɛl ɪk //UK // (ˈrɛlɪk) //

遗物,遗迹,文物,遗留物

Related Words

antique古董,古物,古玩,古代evidence证据,证据显示,证据表明keepsake纪念品,留念品,纪念物,留念remains遗体,遗骸,遗留物,遗留antiquity古代,古代人,古代的,远古时代fragment片断,碎片,碎片化,零碎的remnant残留物,遗留物,残余物,残余souvenir纪念品,记念品,纪念物,礼品monument纪念碑,纪念馆,纪念物,纪念品curio古玩,古董,古物,古玩店memento纪念品,纪念物,纪念册,备忘录artifact神器,文物,神物,神话vestige遗迹,痕迹,遗留物,遗物trophy奖杯,奖牌,奖座,奖品memorial纪念馆,纪念碑,纪念品,纪念活动survival生存testimonial推荐书,推荐信,证言,证明trace痕迹,追踪,跟踪,踪迹heirloom传家宝,祖传,祖传的,传世scrap废料,废钢,废弃的,废弃的东西

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a surviving memorial of something past.
    • : an object having interest by reason of its age or its association with the past: a museum of historic relics.
    • : a surviving trace of something: a custom that is a relic of paganism.
    • : relics, remaining parts or fragments.the remains of a deceased person.
    • : something kept in remembrance; souvenir; memento.
    • : Ecclesiastical. the body, a part of the body, or some personal memorial of a saint, martyr, or other sacred person, preserved as worthy of veneration.
    • : a once widespread linguistic form that survives in a limited area but is otherwise obsolete.

Synonyms & Antonyms

nounsomething saved from the past
Synonyms
antique古董,古物,古玩,古代antiquity古代,古代人,古代的,远古时代artifact神器,文物,神物,神话curio古玩,古董,古物,古玩店evidence证据,证据显示,证据表明fragment片断,碎片,碎片化,零碎的keepsake纪念品,留念品,纪念物,留念memento纪念品,纪念物,纪念册,备忘录monument纪念碑,纪念馆,纪念物,纪念品remains遗体,遗骸,遗留物,遗留remnant残留物,遗留物,残余物,残余souvenir纪念品,记念品,纪念物,礼品archaism古代主义,古老主义,陈旧主义,古代化curiosity好奇心,好奇,好奇心强,好奇心强的人heirloom传家宝,祖传,祖传的,传世memorial纪念馆,纪念碑,纪念品,纪念活动remembrance纪念,缅怀,记忆,纪念活动reminder提醒,提醒者,催促,提示residue残留物,残余物,残留,残余ruins废墟,遗迹,遗址,废墟上scrap废料,废钢,废弃的,废弃的东西survival生存testimonial推荐书,推荐信,证言,证明token象征性的,象征性,象征性的东西,象征trace痕迹,追踪,跟踪,踪迹trophy奖杯,奖牌,奖座,奖品vestige遗迹,痕迹,遗留物,遗物remembrancer纪念者,记忆者,纪念家,纪念品

Examples

  • Before preservationists could put a stop to it, he and other looters had raided and destroyed precious relics buried at the site.

  • Their captors wore palm leaves, leopard skins, and magical relics to make themselves immune to bullets.

  • Relics, paintings, ancient texts, and other links to our past that were lost suddenly resurface in hard to explain places.

  • Tucked away antique shops are piled floor-to-ceiling with dusty relics.

  • Bedos cradled them in his enormous hands as if they were precious relics.

  • So we placed some of these holy relics upon the sick man, at the same time offering our vows for him, and then he improved.

  • I believe they expected to receive a large sum from these relics: how grievously they were disappointed I need not tell.

  • Life has few direr disenchanters than the morning smells of obsolete tobacco, relics though they be of hesternal beatitude.

  • The strangest materials were used in their construction; the public taste leaning towards relics possessing historical interest.

  • The old lady could not be persuaded to let these relics leave her keeping, but she willingly made extracts from them.

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