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单词 historical
释义
historical
adjective
uk
/hɪˈstɒr.ɪ.kəl/
us
/hɪˈstɔːr.ɪ.kəl/
B1
connectedwithstudyingorrepresentingthings from the past
历史的;有关历史的
Manyimportanthistoricaldocumentsweredestroyedwhen thelibrarywasbombed.图书馆遭轰炸时很多重要的历史文献都毁于一旦。
Shespecializesin historicalnovelsset in 18th-centuryEngland.她专门创作以18世纪英格兰为背景的历史小说。
used todescribeprices,values, etc. in the past
历史上的(价格、价值等)
Thetablecompareshistoricalexchangeratesfor five differentcurrencies.这张表比较五种货币在历史上的兑换率。
More examples
  • It is arathergrey,colourlesscity, with fewinterestingsightsor historicalmonuments.
  • Bitter historicalenmitiesunderliethepresentviolence.
  • Thebookis aworkoffictionand notintendedas a historicalaccount.
  • She's anavidreaderof historicalnovels.
  • Thephotosare ofimmensehistoricalvalue.

Grammar

Historicorhistorical?
Historic means ‘important or likely to be important in history’:

Examplesofhistorical

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They revealed thehistoricalrelationship between indigenous peoples and states under which another people was subjected to colonialism and discrimination.
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We have reported the findings because the data are likely to be more similar than evidence fromhistoricalcomparison groups.
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Second, documentary footage shown between scenes not only presents objectivehistoricalbackground but sometimes helps to reflect the main characters' subjective state of mind.
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The features that underminehistoricaldiscourse actively reconstruct the interaction as gossip.
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Much more systematic data on local attitudes toward these varieties, in theirhistoricaland social context, is needed to understand the change examined here.
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As a starting point for discussion for most of the chapters, they establish context by examining a particularhistoricalevent.
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The same questions raised in the business-cycle literature appear here in ahistoricalcontext.
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There are five long and detailed,historicalchapters.
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All three of thesehistoricalsources admitted potential problems with the data they were drawing from.
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According tohistoricalrecords, their per formance involved a concer ted action by members of the community.
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Taking into account extralinguistic evidence, data, and theories,historicalsociolinguistics must be viewed as an independent discipline, separate from present-day sociolinguistics and traditional historical linguistics.
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Linguistic data from before the 1960s comes fromhistoricalsources such as diaries, travelers' accounts, government reports, and court records.
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On the other, she illustrates how university-based researchers can provide a view of the wider social andhistoricalcontext in which racism is embedded.
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The strongest point of this volume is the enormous amount ofhistoricallinguistic data it provides.
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Poised at thehistoricaldawn of music technology, we are presented with a unique opportunity to thwart issues of gender equality and equity.
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