commemorated

英 [kəˈmeməreɪtɪd]

美 [kəˈmeməreɪtɪd]

v.  (用…)纪念; 作为…的纪念
commemorate的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 纪念
  Tocommemoratean important event or person means to remember them by means of a special action, ceremony, or specially created object.
  1. One room contained a gallery of paintings commemorating great moments in baseball history...
     有一个房间里陈列着很多纪念棒球史上伟大时刻的画作。
  2. The 200th anniversary of Mozart's death is being commemorated around the world with concerts featuring his work.
     世界各地将举办以莫扎特的作品为主题的音乐会，以纪念他逝世200周年。

双语例句

• That day certainly deserved to be commemorated as the end of old entanglements and the beginning of new opportunities.
  今天太值得记念了，绝了旧葛藤，添了新机会。
• She continued to appear in public, perhaps most notably when she unveiled a bronze statue of herself in the House of Commons, the first time a living former prime minister had been commemorated in this way.
  她不断出现在公众视野，最引人注目的一次或许就是她在下议院为自己的铜像揭幕，这也是第一次前首相在生前得到这种荣誉。
• There is a raised mound in the village called Gelert's Grave, and Gelert is commemorated by two "gravestones" in the village: one inscribed in Welsh, the other in English.
  村里有个堆起的小山丘被称作格勒特之墓。乡村里有两座墓碑用来纪念格勒特：一个用威尔士语雕刻，一个用英语雕刻。
• Finally, the teacher's strength begins to be regretfully felt and commemorated by anyone that ever showered in his sunshine of wisdom, modesty, simplicity, and sincerity.
  终于啊，每一个饱受到老师那阳光般的智慧、谦诚、质朴而又真实的人格熏陶的人们，才遗憾地去感知和纪念老师的气息。
• Shakespeares brother Edmund was buried here in1607, and, although the position of Edmunds grave is unknown, he is commemorated by an inscribed stone.
  莎士比亚的弟弟Edmund于1607年埋葬于此，尽管人们不知道Edmund坟墓的位置，但还是用一块刻字石碑来纪念他。
• The date is commemorated in countries throughout the world.
  全世界各地都纪念这个日子。
• Flames of war, forced wandering, bombs, guns and cannons commemorated my childhood;
  战火，流离，炸弹和枪炮，洗礼童年；
• This can be seen in the fact that people reveled most of the time during the week-long Hanshi and Qingming festivals in which people commemorated their dead ancestors.
  在寒食、清明节日中，人们纪念死去的先贤故人，但多数时间是在进行种种带有现世狂欢色彩的活动。
• The first was Feralia, a day in late October when the Romans traditionally commemorated the passing of the dead.
  一是Feralia，在十月下旬的一天是罗马人传统上纪念死者的日子；
• Inventors in general have a far better chance of being commemorated than those who are simply good at business. Quite a few of the greatest technical geniuses died penniless but are still honoured.
  总体而言，与仅仅擅长经商的人相比，发明家被人们铭记的可能性要大得多。很多最伟大的技术天才在去世时一文不名，但现在仍受人尊重。