n. 1.〔常 pl.〕遗物；遗迹；遗风。 2.(殉教者的)圣骨，圣物，遗宝。 3.纪念物，遗念；〔pl.〕〔古、诗〕遗骨，遗骸；尸体。 4.【古生物学】残遗体；残遗种〔如水杉〕；【地质学；地理学】残余。 短语和例子 unearthed relics 出土文物。 relic species 【生物学】孑遗种。 relic fauna 残遗动物群。
something of sentimental value 同义词：keepsake, souvenir, token,
an antiquity that has survived from the distant past
In religion, a relic is a part of the body of a saint or a venerated person, or else another type of ancient religious object, carefully preserved for purposes of veneration or as a touchable or tangible memorial. Relics are an important aspect of some forms of Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Shamanism, and many other religions.
例句与用法
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The cultural relics are displayed in chronological sequence . 文物按年代顺序展出。
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The calorie is a historical relic . 卡是历史的遗迹。
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The rugged relics of the roman past lay scattered about her . 古罗马这些粗犷质朴的古迹散布在她的周围。
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In this building we saw many interesting relics of the war . 我们在这所大厦里看到了许多有趣的战时遗物。
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These unearthed cultural relics will be exhibited in boston next month . 这些出土文物下月将在波士顿展出。
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She had not the faintest claim to a share in mr. touchett's relic . 她对杜歇先生的遗产是不能存非分之想的。
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"that ear," says hics, "is the relic of true friendship. " “那只耳朵，”希克斯说，“是真挚友情的纪念。”
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The archaean and katarchaean units are preserved mainly as relic masses . 太古界与远太古界主要作为残余体保存下来。
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There even remained in his remoter crannies some relics of the boy . 从某些细微之处还隐约可见他还保留着几分孩子气。
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Planetologists believe comets are the oldest relics in the solar system . 行星学家们认为，彗星是太阳系中最古老的残余物。
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