| 单词 | history |
| 释义 | history (hɪstəri ) Word forms: histories 1. uncountable noun A2 You can refer to the events of the past as history. You can also refer to the past events which concern a particular topic or place as its history. History is full of seemingly minor events leading to international showdowns. ...the most evil mass killer in history. ...the history of Birmingham. [+ of] ...religious history. 1. make history phrase Someone who makes history does something that is considered to be important and significant in the development of the world or of a particular society. She made history by becoming a leading judge at the High Court. 2. go down in history phrase If someone or something goes down in history, people in the future remember them because of particular actions that they have done or because of particular events that have happened. Bradley will go down in history as Los Angeles' longest serving mayor. ...a day that will go down in history. 2. uncountable noun A2 History is a subject studied in schools, colleges, and universities that deals with events that have happened in the past. 3. countable noun B2 A history is an account of events that have happened in the past. ...his magnificent history of broadcasting in Canada. [+ of] ...oral histories taken from elderly people in Rochester. Synonyms: chronicle, record, story, account 4. countable noun [usually singular] If a person or a place has a history of something, it has been very common or has happened frequently in their past. ...a history of drink problems. 5. countable noun [with poss] Someone's history is the set of facts that are known about their past. He couldn't get a new job because of his medical history. ...an exhibition documenting the personal history of Anne Frank. 6. uncountable noun If you say that an event, thing, or person is history, you mean that they are no longer important. The Charlottetown agreement is history. 7. the rest is history phrase If you are telling someone about an event and say the rest is history, you mean that you do not need to tell them what happened next because everyone knows about it already. We met at college, the rest is history. 8. See also natural history Quotations: The history of all hitherto existing societies is the history of class strugglesThe Communist Manifesto History is philosophy from examplesArs Rhetorica There is properly no history; only biographyEssays History is more or less bunk. It's tradition. We don't want tradition. We want to live in the present and the only history that is worth a tinker's damn is the history we make today History is past politics, and politics is present historyMethods of Historical Study What experience and history teach is this - that people and governments never have learned anything from history, or acted on principles deduced from itPhilosophy of History History is a nightmare from which I am trying to awakeUlysses The world's history is the world's judgement Indeed, history is nothing more than a tableau of crimes and misfortunesL'Ingénu That great dust-heap called `history'Obiter Dicta History [is] a distillation of rumourHistory of the French Revolution History gets thicker as it approaches recent timesEnglish History 1914-45 History repeats itself, first as tragedy, second as farce History is littered with wars that everybody knew would never happen History is the essence of innumerable biographiesCritical and Miscellaneous Essays History repeats itself Idioms: the rest is history said to mean that you do not need to say any more about an event because you are sure that everyone is familiar with what happened next A job with the company was advertised in The Daily Telegraph. I applied and the rest is history. Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers be history [spoken] to be no longer important, relevant, or interesting He sometimes wonders if he made the right choice when he decided to give up football. `I might have made it in football, but that's all history now.' Easy Learning Idioms Dictionary. Copyright © HarperCollins Publishers Collocations: aviation history The airstrip is steeped in aviation history. Times, Sunday Times (2010) It's the most expensive attack helicopter in aviation history. The Sun (2010) The disappearance of Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 could change aviation history. Times, Sunday Times (2014) And, if you send your phone off to be repaired, delete your browsing history. The Sun (2013) But extra powers allowing police officers to view browsing histories angered civil liberties campaigners. The Sun (2016) It is a small file that stores your browsing history and preferences. Times, Sunday Times (2015) It's about a moment in time which changed history. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The players will have changed history. The Sun (2012) Who could have guessed that he was changing history? Christianity Today (2000) This exhibition charts the history of banknotes. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The Beginner's Guide to the Universe charts the history of the world from the Big Bang onwards. Times, Sunday Times (2007) If a show charting the history of the mining industry sounds boring, think again. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Answers to these questions require some knowledge of church history and doctrine. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Much church history and theology can be unearthed from textual footnotes. The Times Literary Supplement (2012) The consensus of church history clearly affirms the value of images. Christianity Today (2000) He is the most successful man in Hollywood, responsible for the two most lucrative films in cinema history. Times, Sunday Times (2010) There's a shot, probably one of the most famous shots in cinema history, where he's standing in the doorway at the end. Times, Sunday Times (2010) But cinema history is littered with these plucky underdogs. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Over the course of colonial history Americans had taken a narrow view of imperial concerns. The American Nation: A History of the United States to 1877 (1995) Early projects reflected his fascination with the colonial history of southern Africa. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Go back to our colonial history. The Sun (2015) The entire modern history of South Africa is inextricably intertwined with sport. Times, Sunday Times (2007) In so many ways, the entire history of broadcasting was leading up to this moment. Times, Sunday Times (2014) In the entire history of humanity has any crime been committed more than that of music piracy? Times, Sunday Times (2015) The Museum of Lakeland Life engagingly explores local history. Times, Sunday Times (2013) I also had a particular interest in exploring the history of sound recording. Times, Sunday Times (2008) He presents a four-part series exploring the history and influence of Protestantism. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Meanwhile, patients who have had prostatic cancer, or have a family history of it, should have a tomato-rich diet. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Is there a family history of alcoholism that makes this a sensitive issue for him? The Sun (2008) I've long had an interest in family history and this show lets us know the stories of other people 's ancestors. The Sun (2009) She arrived armed with her family history and determined not to stand for any nonsense. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Mental illness or a family history of suicide can also contribute. The Sun (2009) Two years on and one of the biggest myths in English football history is still alive and well. Times, Sunday Times (2012) They are the two most successful clubs in English football history. The Sun (2012) These were the most famous six minutes in Italian football history. Calcio: A History of Italian Football (2006) Most of the 28,000-plus crowd, who turned up to witness history in the making, for a start. The Sun That hardly sounds unusual, yet there was probably a bit of history in the making. The Sun You get a chance to witness history in the making, and end up obsessing over upholstery. Times, Sunday Times Why not witness his own bit of history in the making? Times, Sunday Times Unprecedented, history in the making, a night that shook the world. The Sun History is full of examples of the persecution of those deemed to be the 'other '. Times, Sunday Times (2014) This sport's history is full of incredible, crazy games. The Sun (2011) After all, United's history is full of stories of youth being given a chance and taking it. The Sun (2015) History is littered with once mighty industries that were toppled by innovation. Times, Sunday Times (2015) History is littered with examples of ill-conceived attempts to keep the peace at any price. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Britain's modern economic history is littered with examples of abortive consumer booms. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Granted, the production tries, often successfully, to interpret the play not as a history lesson but as a reminder that never loses its urgency. The Times Literary Supplement Perfect for a history lesson or using up any leftover energy. The Sun As it turns out, an hour in his company indeed proves a history lesson, enlightening and entirely relevant to his latest songwriting endeavours. The Sun A riveting history lesson with a cool soundtrack. Times, Sunday Times The reason for the veiling could be stated adjacent to the curtain, giving visitors an extra history lesson. Times,Sunday Times We were living in perhaps the most apocalyptic time in the history of humanity. The Sun What he discovered could rewrite the history of humanity. Times, Sunday Times Local anaesthetic and toothpaste are possibly the two greatest prophylactics against anxiety in the history of humanity. Times, Sunday Times You must be a trifle peculiar, after all, if you happen to like the most sublime creations in the history of humanity. Times, Sunday Times Even today, only 24 people in the entire history of humanity have witnessed that. Christianity Today He was, of course, the thirstiest writer in the history of literature. The Sun So began one of the most baffling relationships in the history of literature. Times, Sunday Times She might equally have been referring to the history of literature. The Times Literary Supplement The main branches of literary science are history of literature, literary criticism, and literary theory. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The theory and criticism of literature are, of course, also closely tied to the history of literature. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Moments of discovery litter the history of mankind but rarely are explorers able to take mankind with them. Times, Sunday Times His last work was his most ambitious and impossible: a complete world history of architecture, linked to the history of mankind. Times, Sunday Times In the history of mankind, the history of civilization, people haven't always had that freedom. Christianity Today It could have been one of the great exchanges in the history of mankind. Times, Sunday Times Dark = the greatest aesthetic effort in the history of mankind. Times, Sunday Times His writings belong, he tells us, to a 'specific moment' in the history of philosophy. The Times Literary Supplement It's a history of philosophy and ideas and writing. Times, Sunday Times A penetrating memoir that looks beyond science, providing rich insights into the history of philosophy. Times, Sunday Times Anyone acquainted with the history of philosophy knows that little rational weight adheres to the fact that a large number of philosophers at a particular time hold a certain view. Christianity Today Perhaps more generous readers will admire his efficiency in converting the history of philosophy into a series of snappy one-liners. The Times Literary Supplement These early research years corresponded with the founding of psychology as a scientific field (see history of psychology). Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 This was a large task; the course covered the entire history of psychology in 3 lectures a week for 2 years. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He described the history of psychology according to a view that differing schools of psychology are complementary and not incompatible. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The journal publishes theoretical articles and literature reviews on the philosophy of psychiatry, theories of consciousness, and treatises on the history of psychology, but not empirical work. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Over the course of the history of psychology, mentalism and behaviorism have clashed, with one or the other representing the dominant paradigm of psychological investigation at different times in history. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 His profound knowledge of the history of religion led him eventually to deny the idea that science had a monopoly on truth and meaning. Times, Sunday Times For the rest of us it can give insights into the history of religion, of art and of humanity. Times, Sunday Times Today, it lives off its history, a history of religion and trade. Times, Sunday Times Switching to a more academic mode, he propounds a speculative theory about the history of religion as proceeding through a sequence of evolutionary stages. The Times Literary Supplement The monastery annexed to the church has been the home of prominent names in the history of religion and philosophy. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 But the history of science shows that these faculties are stunningly reliable when all goes well. The Times Literary Supplement The page towards me was the one of the most significant doodles in the history of science, in the history of human thought. Times, Sunday Times He wrote widely on subjects from biography and literature to management studies and the history of science. Times, Sunday Times The history of science was at first closely tied to the teaching of the sciences. The Times Literary Supplement This ambitious, readable book brings a momentous moment in the history of science to vivid life. Times, Sunday Times Their strategy was revolutionary in the history of warfare - and the effects were devastating. Christianity Today It calls for a new approach to the history of warfare, and goes a remarkable distance towards answering that call. The Times Literary Supplement It's not a history of warfare as such, but an exploration of why certain societies become dominant and then crumble. Globe and Mail The greatest amphibious landing in the history of warfare was an unqualified success. Times, Sunday Times She will explore the history of warfare and society's complicated relationship with those who fight. Times, Sunday Times Quite often, his appearance resembled that of an absent-minded history professor rather than the shrewd commercial lawyer he was. Times, Sunday Times Can a history professor unravel a dark secret that's been kept hidden for over 2,000 years? The Sun He was a history professor and then head of the national library, all while producing a clutch of well-regarded novels, several of which have been filmed. Times, Sunday Times After the war, as a history professor she achieved an international academic career. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 She admits, however, that the reaction may not have been quite so generous among the social history professors. Times, Sunday Times Only the next 14 months will tell how closely history repeats itself. Times, Sunday Times Do not be surprised if history repeats itself. Times, Sunday Times One can only hope that history repeats itself. Times, Sunday Times So, good news: there's an inspired opening (time freezes and all of history repeats itself) and an ingenious conclusion (our lips are sealed!). The Sun These are simply different categories of thing: knowledge builds up; history repeats itself. Times, Sunday Times My first draft read like a history textbook. Times, Sunday Times He also co-authored a history textbook for third and fourth year of high school. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Instead, the governments of those countries write a single history textbook for all of their schools. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 All the holidays were replaced, as well as hundreds of street names; thousands of monuments were torn down; history textbooks were fundamentally altered. The Times Literary Supplement For example, in history textbooks, the use of timelines were highly effective for its power to illustrate several historical information in one straight line. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 No commander in human history has had such a daunting responsibility. Preventing World War III - A Realistic Grand Strategy (1988) What is new in human history is that any great teacher can get face to face with any other person on the planet and potentially inspire them. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Indeed, social groupings of around 150 seem to crop up throughout human history. MAKING HAPPY PEOPLE (2005) He said: 'The accused has been found responsible for abetting some of the most heinous crimes in human history. The Sun (2012) At least half a million died during the largest involuntary mass migration in human history. The Times Literary Supplement (2012) A new introduction summarizing research since the 1994 edition and an updated bibliography offer a fascinating survey of recent intellectual history. The Times Literary Supplement It also yields a vivid insight into intellectual history. Times, Sunday Times It proved to be a masterpiece of intellectual history. Times, Sunday Times For students of intellectual history, individual chapters in this book will be welcome and authoritative introductions to subjects of their specialization. The Times Literary Supplement This return to the longue durée presents challenges and opportunities for all historians, including practitioners of intellectual history. The Times Literary Supplement The books under review bring literary history to life. The Times Literary Supplement (2010) Modern literary history is littered with tales of famous books that failed to make it to the screen. Times, Sunday Times (2008) It wasn't the first attempt in Australian literary history to give Aboriginal culture a boost into the mainstream. The Times Literary Supplement (2014) What appears to make the greatest impact is anything that reveals the long history of human fascination with these sacred sites. Times, Sunday Times (2010) I sometimes think my aversion to summer beautification rituals can be traced to a long history of miserabilism. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Unfortunately, the particular magazine in question also has a long history of being hideously accurate on many occasions. A SONG AT TWILIGHT (2003) Just a name arbitrarily attached to a day and a night in the long history of days and nights which were the life of the world. THE GREAT AND SECRET SHOW (2001) Good freedom of assembly and a long history of press freedom. Times, Sunday Times (2011) They had planned and carried out one of the most successful landings in military history. ONE HUNDRED DAYS (2003) Such failings have occurred throughout military history. Times, Sunday Times (2015) This is a book that revolutionised military history. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Much of modern history may be understood through the prism of cultic behaviour and its horrific consequences. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Undergraduates were enlisted to vet each instalment and, the final straw, a modern history 'coadjutant' was assigned. Times, Sunday Times (2009) The president is experiencing approval ratings worse than any in modern history and for a longer period of time. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The chance discovery led to one of the most sensational literary finds in modern history. The Times Literary Supplement (2014) After all, it's an evocative name in modern history. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The pair made music history by joining together on stage for charity. The Sun (2015) The museum draws the general public into the world of music and music history. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Why is the importance of dance music sometimes ignored in music history? The Sun (2016) For this alone, she deserves a place in musical history. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The show shines a light on a period of musical history that is virtually ignored by the industry. Times, Sunday Times (2011) He also contributed to musical history in other ways. Times, Sunday Times (2006) It was 'commissioned', he says, 'as an accessible narrative history' informed by scholarly research. The Times Literary Supplement Publishers sought the prestige of scholarly eminence but had to lean on their authors to write the narrative history that the public craved. The Times Literary Supplement For a generation, narrative history has gained converts from historians once enthralled by structural analysis, perhaps bringing with them a dash of thick description and a pinch of anthropology. The Times Literary Supplement In future pupils will be taught computer coding for the first time and there will be a greater emphasis on scientific knowledge, narrative history and literary classics. Times, Sunday Times The reason for doing it as narrative history was to show, step by step, how each theatre of war was reacting to, or affecting, the others. Times, Sunday Times An official history of the service, running up to 1949, was commissioned. Times, Sunday Times For all of its interesting detail, the book's broader thesis often reads like an official history for the modern liberal order, promoting a mythology of hyper-individualism and radical autonomy. The Times Literary Supplement They flew missions on almost every day and night of the war in what their official history calls 'probably the most continuous and gruelling' operation ever carried out. Times, Sunday Times In the light of this, my chapter was erased from the official history. Times, Sunday Times Even the multi-volumed official history of the great war was deficient. Times, Sunday Times The government was in constant need of funds during this period of history. Times, Sunday Times Scan a longer period of history, and the 21st century looks even more appealing. Times, Sunday Times In reality, however, we are living through a unique period of history: a time when carbon-based fossil fuels are plentiful and cheap. Times, Sunday Times It's a dramatic period of history that has attracted much attention. The Times Literary Supplement Very few books change an entire perspective on a crucial period of history. The Times Literary Supplement Without these insights into personal history, our collective memory is incomplete. Times, Sunday Times (2008) What is her personal history? Times, Sunday Times (2013) Each person involved brings his or her own past experiences and personal history into the equation. Why am I Afraid to Grieve (1994) An audio tour talks you through the city's political history. The Sun (2016) This is the most sensational victory in British political history. Times, Sunday Times (2012) In his spare time he enjoys reading about political history. Times, Sunday Times (2006) For those of you who don't know, here is a potted history. Times, Sunday Times (2007) In the process, it delivers a potted history of Bollywood. Times, Sunday Times (2006) This section in itself is a splendid potted history of changing tastes in illustration and changing attitudes to the Victorians. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Britain has a large, highly skilled workforce and a proud history in engineering. Times, Sunday Times (2016) These islands have a long and proud history. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The union movement has a proud history. Times, Sunday Times (2011) He prospered academically, and won a scholarship to read modern history at New College. Times, Sunday Times (2016) I read history at Oxford but had no idea what I wanted to do afterwards. Times, Sunday Times (2013) And he got himself into the University of Melbourne to read history. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Given this is recent history, it doesn't take much digging to strike gold, though. Times, Sunday Times (2012) There was also a question mark in her family's relatively recent history. Times, Sunday Times (2013) It could have been one of the great collaborations of recent history. The Sun (2011) That is the real lesson of the recent history of road cycling. Times, Sunday Times (2012) His main dividing line throughout was with its recent history. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Where archaeologists reconstruct history from fragments of the past, here the authors work back-to-front, locating landscapes and buildings that embody our national character and preoccupations. Times, Sunday Times Both study evidence, look for clues, reconstruct histories, and seek to establish an ultimate cause. Times, Sunday Times A lot of writers like reconstructing history. Times, Sunday Times There are several crucial results related to the assumption that narratives were not written primarily to record history. Christianity Today Some of these images didn't just record history — they made it. Times, Sunday Times Quipus are also believed to record history and literature. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Nevertheless, short stories were created to both record history and entertain. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 He was literally absent not only from family memory, but recorded history - so shadowy as to have not been there at all. Times, Sunday Times By the standards of phantom pregnancies, it was probably the shortest one in recorded history. Times, Sunday Times (2014) The Goddess appears frequently in various guises in recorded history throughout the world. Dictionary of Mind, Body and Spirit (1994) It was the largest explosive eruption in US recorded history. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Just as it has done since the beginning of recorded history. Times, Sunday Times (2006) They also saw the six hottest years in recorded history. The Crisis of Life on Earth - our legacy from the second millenium (1990) The exhibit presents artifacts that recount the history of the company over a span of 153 years. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The museum contains displays that recount the history of the forest industry as well as the wildlife of the forest. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The chapter on the latter, curiously, simply recounts the history of printing with no apparent interest in the terms of the volume. The Times Literary Supplement Were he simply to have recounted the history of psychiatry, it would have been a much shorter work, dating only from the 19th century. Times, Sunday Times He recounts the history of the sport. Globe and Mail You can also learn about how to research the history of your own home. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Her main interest lay in live performance and in researching the history of old folk ballads. Times, Sunday Times (2011) But those researching the history of suicide would be better off foraging in libraries and electronic databases for themselves. The Times Literary Supplement (2013) What he discovered could rewrite the history of humanity. Times, Sunday Times (2015) If the present team go up, they may be rewriting history again. Times, Sunday Times (2008) No amount of trying to rewrite history can change that fact. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The bustling Italian metropolis also boasts incredible food, rich history and immense culture. The Sun (2017) They will explore Jaipur's rich history and incredible buildings, take elephant rides, shop in the hectic streets and try meditation. The Sun (2016) It would be easy to snooze the day away in the spa, but Galway is surrounded by rich history and beautiful scenery that has to be explored. The Sun (2009) It was the sort of victory that shapes the history of sport. Times, Sunday Times (2008) History is shaped by vast, impersonal forces. Times, Sunday Times (2006) We must be prepared to play our part in shaping the history of the country. Times, Sunday Times (2015) They have inside jokes, nicknames, and shared history. Christianity Today (2000) I feel very lucky to have all that shared history. Times, Sunday Times (2009) At the same time, their shared history pushes them together. Times, Sunday Times (2016) In our relatively short history we have built healthy businesses in more than 50 countries. Times, Sunday Times (2012) These men had wielded a great deal of power in the church's short history. Christianity Today (2000) At five years old the UK Supreme Court was about to undergo the most radical changes of its short history. Times, Sunday Times (2014) This year will go down as the finest in Britain's sporting history. The Sun (2012) It's not often you see sporting history unfolding in front of your eyes. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Few coaches in sporting history have left on such a high. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Another report for the review studied the history of primary education. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Why not teach history with a fully immersive computer program? Times, Sunday Times (2015) The two lived in the same house, taught history, and fought a proxy war using their pets. Times, Sunday Times (2015) In an age when history is taught in modules and disjoined clumps, this is a useful and entertaining volume. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Experts trace the history of the item in an attempt to discover its true origin. The Sun Trace the history of your spiritual relationship, recalling the times it went well and the times it didn't work for you. Christianity Today Researchers have used material from collections to trace the history of the 1918 influenza virus. Smithsonian Mag He sets out to trace the history of 'a nation at home', discussing 20 houses that typify periods or styles and have a story to tell, or to be deduced. Times, Sunday Times Some historians trace the history of the city as far back as 4000 years ago. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Above all, this book presents a productively expansive understanding of 'tragic history'. The Times Literary Supplement It was a vision that foundered on the tragic history of the 20th century. Times, Sunday Times In recent years, the town has had a tragic history. Times, Sunday Times His latest feature project comes with a timely, tragic history. Times, Sunday Times The contrast between the setting and the tragic history make the journey affecting in a way holidays seldom are. Times, Sunday Times But it's a huge mistake to think that just because this country has a troubled history it cannot be put in a better place. Times, Sunday Times The troubled history here - and the snaking border - reveal why the backstop was cooked up in the first place. The Sun Still, don't judge a movie by its troubled history. The Sun Our arms sales have a troubled history too. Times, Sunday Times In certain urban areas, ties between residents and law enforcement authorities have a troubled history. The Sun Event organisers aim to mirror the cup's 'magic and unique history'. The Sun The house, once part of a much wider estate, has a unique history. Times, Sunday Times He has taken it upon himself to educate his players, not least about the club's unique history. Times, Sunday Times This spine and strategic position go some way to explaining the island's unique history. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The garden's unique history and wildlife value will be explained through a series of regular on-site classes and interpretation boards. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Many of the current issues in world history might be replaced by radical deterioration of the environment. World History: Patterns of Change and Continuity (1995) World history would have taken a very different turn. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Interest in world history has grown enormously in recent years. The Collins History of the World in the 20th Century (1994) Translations: Chinese: 历史 Japanese: 歴史 |
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