historic

adjective

UK /hɪˈstɒrɪk/

1
a historic place is important because it is old and interesting or impressive
the historic city of York
areas of special architectural or historic interest
historic monument/building:
Tourists like to visit historic monuments such as Stonehenge and Westminster Abbey.
Synonyms and related words
Old (of things)
aged
ageing
age-old
1. 1a
  historic objects are old and of historical importance
  a collection of historic aircraft
  Synonyms and related words
  Old (of things)
  aged
  ageing
  age-old
2
a historic event or time will be recorded in history because it is very important
the president’s historic visit to Vietnam
Synonyms and related words
Important
important
major
key
3
used to refer to crimes or allegations of crimes that happened a few or several years ago
By far the greatest miscarriage is that 90% of victims of child abuse, historic or otherwise, will never see their abuser convicted.
Submitted from:
United Kingdom on 28/02/2013
Open Dictionary - February2013

单词	historic
释义	historic adjective UK /hɪˈstɒrɪk/ Other entries for this word the historic present noun DEFINITIONS3 1 a historic place is important because it is old and interesting or impressive the historic city of York areas of special architectural or historic interest historic monument/building: Tourists like to visit historic monuments such as Stonehenge and Westminster Abbey. Synonyms and related words Old (of things) aged ageing age-old 1a historic objects are old and of historical importance a collection of historic aircraft Synonyms and related words Old (of things) aged ageing age-old 2 a historic event or time will be recorded in history because it is very important the president’s historic visit to Vietnam Synonyms and related words Important important major key 3 used to refer to crimes or allegations of crimes that happened a few or several years ago By far the greatest miscarriage is that 90% of victims of child abuse, historic or otherwise, will never see their abuser convicted. Submitted from: United Kingdom on 28/02/2013 Open Dictionary - February2013 historic adjective US /hɪˈstɔrɪk/ DEFINITIONS2 1 a historic event or time will be recorded in history because it is very important Synonyms and related words Important important major key 2 used to refer to crimes or allegations of crimes that happened a few or several years ago By far the greatest miscarriage is that 90% of victims of child abuse, historic or otherwise, will never see their abuser convicted. Submitted from: United Kingdom on 28/02/2013 Open Dictionary - February2013
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