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

• The date is commemorated in countries throughout the world.
  全世界各地都纪念这个日子。
• Now a teacher from southern Scotland, Garry Paulin, is writing a book about the bear and a campaign has started to have Voytek's life commemorated in a statue.
  苏格兰南部的一名教师盖里•鲍林目前正在撰写一本讲述“沃耶泰克”事迹的书，苏格兰当地也兴起了呼吁修建沃耶泰克纪念雕像的运动。
• Success is commemorated; Failure merely remembered.
  成功是值得纪念的，而失败仅会被记取。
• Which event is commemorated by the Eiffel Tower in Paris?
  巴黎的艾菲尔铁塔是为纪念什么而建造的？
• 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。
• 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；
• Lamb, that lately capered on the greening hill-sides, was becoming exploited with the sauce that commemorated its gambols.
  最近还在正绿起来的山坡上雀跃的小羊，正成为酱羊肉以纪念其欢跳。
• The1929 West Lake Expo commemorated the Revolution of1911 grandly for the first time, and left a profound influence.
  1929年首届西湖博览会首次隆重纪念辛亥革命，产生了深远影响。
• 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。
• In China, the state decides who should be commemorated.
  在中国，人们应该纪念谁是由国家来决定的。