"Heritage"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: I think it means having knowledge about the heritage when you go to see it.

문화유산에 대해서 알며 방문함.

A: It means the person has an aristocratic or upper-class ancestry. Someone back in their family-tree was a Russian aristocrat.

Having aristocratic ancestry can be seen as something very interesting and desirable to many people! And having Russian ancestry or heritage would be very intriguing and interesting.

Therefore, having an aristocratic or aristocratic Russian heritage would be seen as something desirable to have, something to be proud of.

‘He boasts an aristocratic Russian heritage’ means he is proud to have a aristocratic Russian ancestry/heritage. It is something desirable to have in his eyes, and in the eyes of others.

A: it means a few different things:
1. something you inherit from your ancestors. "They received their father's heritage after he passed away."
2. valued objects or cultures like historical buildings or traditions. "China has a rich cultural heritage."
3. things of architectural or historical value. "They visited the Heritage Centre to learn more about the country's history."

A: どこから、県とか国とか両親が来ますか。どの文化とか宗教が生活していますか。その意味だと思っています。

I thinks it's things like where your parents come from, what culture and religion you grow up with. This kind of feeling.

A: native language.the language you learn as a child

A: I think "dual heritage" is a useful term. It's a more polite way of saying biracial/ mixed race, some people don't like those terms. Here are some examples:

"Some individuals of dual heritage fully embrace their cultural identity."
"Dual heritage children have the opportunity to experience a variety of traditions."
"There are an increasing number of dual heritage families in this area."

Hope that helps~

A: Heritage, es cual quier propiedad sea fisica o genetica, propriedad por ley, o inmaterial que pueda ser pasada a un heredero en vida o muerte. Basado en eso podemos ver cuales son los tipos de oraciones que pueden ser creadas:

"A heritage of honor and sacrifice"
"I know he wants to be a doctor, but that warehouse is his heritage, as it has been for 5 generations of our family."
"The Native American Heritage site has about 5 million visitors every year."(heritage en este caso invoca un lugar que es relacionado con una cultura, y es usualmente un lugar que invoca tradición o nostalgia).

A: My heritage is German.

Many people are proud of their heritage.

In school, we are researching our heritages.

A: Inheritance usually refers to money and property that is passed down from parents to children.

Heritage usually refers to cultural, historical, or natural elements passed down through generations. It includes traditions, languages, artifacts, or landscapes that a group or society preserves.

A: Noun: heritage

1. Practices that are handed down from the past by tradition
Ex: "a heritage of freedom"

2. Any attribute or immaterial possession that is inherited from ancestors
Ex: "the world's heritage of knowledge";
- inheritance

3. (law) that which is inherited; a title, property or estate that passes by law to the heir on the death of the owner
Ex: His dad left him the money as a part of their heritage.

4. Hereditary succession to a title or an office or property
Ex: The building was given to him as a gift of their heritage.
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Noun: legacy

1. (law) a gift of personal property by will
Ex: This was given as a part of your father's legacy.

2. Something inherited from a predecessor; a heritage
Ex: "his legacy will be equality, peace, forgiveness and humanity"; "a great legacy from the Olympic games"

Adjective: legacy

1. (computing) old or no longer in active use
Ex: "They expect it to take years to process and import all the legacy data"

A: Heritage = Cultural background, or inheritance
Legacy = Something someone is know for
Bequest = Legacy (but no one uses bequest much, it’s somewhat archaic, overly formal, or used by old people)
Patrimony = Heritage (again not used as much as heritage, people might not know what you’re talking about if you say bequest or patrimony).

A: Heritage can actually be the same as inheritance. However, in most cases, we know heritage as someone’s background or “where you come from”

Inheritance is property that you receive because the previous owner has passed in down to a person (usually because previous owner died).

But heritage can also mean the property that is inherited.

So, the differences are very subtle

A: Traditions are things people do out of habits. They don't have to be cultural heritage, but often are!

Example I don't like to go to restaurants because my family traditions are to cook big meals at home! My heritage (Cuban and Jamaican) means I'll cook island foods more often then other food. :)

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A: heritage

A: Heritage is an English word

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A: For the first sentence, “We are used to so much cultural heritage around us that we often take it for granted.” You could also combine it into two sentences: “…take it for granted, however, it actually…” But the sentence sounds pretty good as it is.

A: Not really a difference, but non-renewable is more commonly used in reference to physical things like resources so I would probably use not renewable.

A: 🚢☀️World Heritage of Vietnam

(Our trip took) 4hrs by bus from Hanoi city and 6hrs by (boat/cruise ship). I tried kayaking with my new friend, Nouman, but it was difficult to achieve balance, so we returned within 5 mins😂 That was also memorable! Anyways, there was a beautiful bay, sky, ocean, sunset, and incredible caves.

A: Mr. A: Do you think a country’s heritage is important?
Mr B: Yes, because a country’s heritage explains our customs, culture and history. This is important when teaching new generations about traditions. I think it is important to protect a country ‘s heritage.

A: If i pay a visit to a natural heritage site, i can refresh my spirit.