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relic

/ˈrel.ɪk/

Traduction: Nom désignant un objet conservé depuis une époque plus ancienne, surtout s'il présente un intérêt historique, religieux ou sentimental.

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noun

/ˈrel.ɪk/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un objet conservé depuis une époque plus ancienne, surtout s'il présente un intérêt historique, religieux ou sentimental.

A noun referring to an object surviving from an earlier time, especially one of historical or sentimental interest.

  1. Ancient artifactB2formal

    An object from a past era that has endured to the present day, often of historical or cultural significance.

    frRelique archéologique

    • The museum displayed a relic from the Roman Empire.
    • Archaeologists discovered a rare relic in the ancient tomb.
    • This relic is one of the few surviving pieces from that civilization.

    Synonymesantiqueantiquityartifactcurioheirloomremnantvestige

  2. Sentimental keepsakeB1informal

    An item kept for its emotional value, reminding the owner of a person, place, or event.

    frSouvenir affectif

    • She kept her grandmother's ring as a relic of her childhood.
    • The old photograph is a relic of their wedding day.
    • He treasures that relic from his first trip abroad.

    Synonymeskeepsakemementomemorialremembranceremindersouvenirtoken

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  • relics' possessive plural form
  • relic's possessive singular form
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