1.古迹;古遗址
1.a building or part of a building, usually dating from at least medieval times, that is preserved and protected by law
2.a very old building, especially one that belongs to the state and is open to visitors
1.Reminiscent of the ancient monument is very easy to tradition.
纪念碑很容易让人想起古老的传统。
2.This ancient monument of huge stones standing on the vast Salisbury plains in England has captured our imaginations for centuries.
古老的巨石阵屹立在英格兰索尔兹伯里平原上，数世纪以来，它的丰姿赋予了我们丰富的想象力。
3.In 1935 British traveler Anthony de Cosson had called Taposiris Magna "the finest ancient monument left to us north of the Pyramids. "
1935年德国旅行家安东尼柯森曾说：“马格纳古城是留给我们的最好的、超越了金字塔的古迹。”
4.The inscription on the ancient monument was very hard to read.
这块年代久远的纪念碑上的碑文非常难懂。
5.The ruins of the castle are an ancient monument; there is a preservation order on them.
这座倾毁的城堡是有价值的古代遗址，受文物保护令的保护。
6.The ruins of the castle is an ancient monument, which the government pays money to preserve.
城堡的废墟是古代的纪念物，政府花钱来保存它。
7.The ruins of the castle are an ancient monument, which the government pays money to preserve.
这一城堡废墟是古代的遗迹，政府出钱加以保存。
8.ancient `monument (Brit) old building, etc recognized by the Government as worth preserving
古迹（尤指英国政府认为值得保存的古代建筑物）。