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antiquity

/ænˈtɪk.wə.ti/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее древнее прошлое, особенно период до Средневековья, или качество быть очень старым, или предмет из древних времён.

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noun

/ænˈtɪk.wə.ti/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее древнее прошлое, особенно период до Средневековья, или качество быть очень старым, или предмет из древних времён.

A noun referring to the ancient past, especially the period before the Middle Ages, or the quality of being very old, or an object from ancient times.

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  1. Ancient historical periodB2formal

    The era of history before the Middle Ages, especially in Europe and the Mediterranean.

    ruДревность

    • The study of antiquity reveals much about early civilizations.
    • Many philosophers from antiquity still influence modern thought.
    • Artifacts from antiquity are displayed in the museum.
  2. Great age or oldnessB2formal

    The quality of being extremely old or ancient.

    ruДревность

    • The antiquity of the ruins amazed the archaeologists.
    • The building's antiquity gives it a unique charm.
    • Documents of great antiquity are kept in climate-controlled vaults.

    Синонимыageagednessancientnesshoarinessoldness

    Антонимыfreshnessmodernitynewnessnovelty

  3. Ancient artifactB2formal

    An object or work of art that has survived from ancient times.

    ruДревний артефакт

    • The museum has a fine collection of Greek antiquities.
    • He donated several Roman antiquities to the local gallery.
    • The dealer specializes in Egyptian antiquities.

    Синонимыantiqueartifactrelic

Формы
  • antiquities plural form
  • antiquities' possessive plural form
  • antiquity's possessive singular form
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