relic

noun

UK/ˈrel.ɪk/
US/ˈrel.ɪk/

Definitions of relic noun

  1. Countable(可數名詞)

    An object, custom, or system from the past that has survived.

    遺物;遺跡;遺風;遺俗

    • Archaeologists discovered some relics of an ancient civilization during the excavation.

      考古學家在挖掘過程中發現了一些古代文明的遺物。

    • This law is considered a relic of a past dictatorship.

      這項法律被認為是過去獨裁統治的遺物。

    • Many consider this tradition to be an outdated relic that should be abolished.

      許多人認為這個傳統是應該被廢除的過時遺物。

  2. Countable(可數名詞)

    A part of a holy person's body or a personal item of religious significance.

    聖骨;聖物;聖徒遺骸

    • The church displays the relics of a saint for the faithful to venerate.

      教堂展示聖徒的聖物供信徒瞻仰。

    • These relics are believed to possess miraculous powers.

      這些聖物被認為擁有神奇的力量。

    • Pilgrims travel long distances just to see these holy relics.

      朝聖者長途跋涉只為一睹這些聖物。