vestiges

英 [ˈvɛstɪdʒɪz]

美 [ˈvɛstɪdʒɪz]

n.  残留部分; 遗迹; (通常用于否定句)丝毫，一点儿
vestige的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 残余;残留部分;遗迹
  Avestige ofsomething is a very small part that still remains of something that was once much larger or more important.
  1. We represent the last vestige of what made this nation great — hard work.
     是辛勤劳动成就了这个国家，而我们就是这一品质硕果仅存的代表。

双语例句

• These upright stones are the vestiges of some ancient religion.
  这些竖立的石头是某种古代宗教的遗迹。
• He was stripped of the last vestiges of power.
  他被剥夺了最后一点权力。
• With it went the last vestiges of my courage.
  随之而去的还有我最后的那一丝胆量。
• What I am really interested in Yuanmingyuan are those trails buried in weeds and the vestiges of villages which came into being spontaneously and were destroyed by force.
  我倒是想寻找那些被荒草掩埋的小径，以及通向那些在圆明园中自发生长又被强力拆毁的村落残迹。
• Contrast this with their employees, who are seeing the last vestiges of their defined benefit pensions disappearing.
  这与他们的员工形成了对比，员工会发现自己的固定收益养老金正在消失殆尽。
• The various natural calamity vestiges and traces widely spread in the southwestern region is also a featured tourist resources.
  西南地区分布广泛、种类繁多的灾害遗址遗迹也是一种特色旅游资源。
• Even today, vestiges of peony culture remain visible in Luoyang sculptures and fashion.
  即使到了今天，在洛阳的雕塑与风尚中，依然可见牡丹文化的遗迹。
• Vestiges of a very universal custom ( Henry Hallam).
  一个非常普遍的风俗的遗迹（亨利·哈勒姆）。
• They dumped the vestiges of the meal.
  他们把剩饭倒掉了。
• Finally in the Eleventh century, england, together with Norway and northern Germany became part of the large Danish empire of Canute the great and the last vestiges of independence disapperared.
  最后，在11世纪，因各格兰与挪威、北德一起，成了丹麦克努特大帝国的一部分，连独立的最后痕迹也丧失了。