memorial
noun /məˈmɔːriəl/
/məˈmɔːriəl/
纪念碑(或像等) - a war memorial (= in memory of soldiers who died in a war)
阵亡将士纪念碑 - memorial to somebody/something a memorial to victims of the Holocaust
大屠杀遇难者的纪念碑
- The memorial stands on the village green.
纪念碑矗立在村子的公共绿地上。 - The president today unveiled a memorial to those who died in the disaster.
总统今天为灾难遇难者纪念碑揭了幕。 - a makeshift memorial marked by posters and flowers
以标语和鲜花为标志的临时纪念碑 - This ruin became a memorial for the victims of the bombing.
这处废墟变成了那次大轰炸遇难者的纪念碑。
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- lasting
- permanent
- living
- …
- build
- erect
- establish
- …
- commemorate somebody/something
- honour/honor somebody
- stand
- …
- ceremony
- service
- memorial for
- memorial of
- memorial to
- …
- a war memorial (= in memory of soldiers who died in a war)
纪念物;纪念品 - The painting will be a lasting memorial to a remarkable woman.
这幅油画将成为对一位杰出女性的永久纪念。 - a memorial of my husband
对我丈夫的悼念
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- lasting
- permanent
- living
- …
- build
- erect
- establish
- …
- commemorate somebody/something
- honour/honor somebody
- stand
- …
- ceremony
- service
- memorial for
- memorial of
- memorial to
- …
- The painting will be a lasting memorial to a remarkable woman.
- [countable] a ceremony that is held to remember somebody who has died or an important past event
纪念的;悼念的 - a memorial for victims of the air crash
为空难罹难者建造的纪念碑 - They are holding a memorial for it.
他们正在为之举行纪念活动。
- a memorial for victims of the air crash
词源late Middle English: from late Latin memoriale ‘record, memory, monument’, from Latin memorialis ‘serving as a reminder’, from memoria ‘memory’.