Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Relic"

A: They are often used interchangeably, but do also have specific meanings.

"Historic" means important or significant. For example, a "historic day" would be a day on which something special happened that will be remembered in the future.

"Historical" just means anything to do with the past, important or otherwise. In your example, "historical relic" would probably be the best expression to use.

A: What’s the context?

A: The faithful believe that this relic is imbued with healing properties.

A: is that heritage is an inheritance ; property that may be inherited while relic is that which remains; that which is left after loss or decay; a remaining ...

A: "remains" is what's left over after destruction or use. a person's corpse is often called "remains". "the remains of king tut". it can also describe a structure that has been destroyed over time and is no longer used "the remains of the old schoolhouse".

"relic" is just something old, typically used for things from before anyone you know was born. it can also be used to exaggerate the age of something "crt TVs are relics"

"antiquities" is the past, but from very long ago. the 1800s would not be considered part of the antiquities, but 1800 BC would be

"antique" is an old object, usually furniture or something to display in your house.

"relics" are used the most for objects in a museum, and "remains" would be used in museums to describe parts of dead people.

A: A relic is an object, heritage is more abstract.

“The book was a relic from my past, it brought back pleasant memories.”

“I’m proud of my cultural heritage, it represents what me and my family believe.”

A:
Relic:
Old pocket watch
Fancy old clock

Heritage:
Traditional holidays
Special rituals

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A: Take out the word "been" and it will sound more correct

A: emphasize the T in "mosT" a little more