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

• However, the cabinet in this period had remained some vestiges of monarch politics, as compared to the responsible cabinet in the middle and later period of18th century.
  不过，与18世纪中后叶的责任制内阁相比，此间的内阁依然残留着君主政治的痕迹。
• These fragments of wall in London are vestiges of the Roman occupation.
  这些伦敦的断垣残壁是罗马人占领的遗迹。
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• What brought me to the woods was my being an urban Jew who was ready to leave behind the vestiges of assimilated religion and culture that had been bequeathed to me.
  把我带到这片森林来的还有我作为一个都市的犹太人，准备抛弃遗留给我的同化的宗教和文化的痕迹。
• They are the last vestiges of the British Empire.
  他们是大英帝国最后的残骸。
• They dumped the vestiges of the meal.
  他们把剩饭倒掉了。
• 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）。
• Their goal is to increase the pace of change, and wipe out the remaining vestiges of apartheid.
  他们的目的是加快改革的步伐，消灭种族隔离的残余。