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1 время уничтожило много памятников былого величия
1) General subject: time has obliterated many monuments of former greatnessУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > время уничтожило много памятников былого величия
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2 памятник
(произведение искусства, созданное для увековечения памяти людей или истор. событий; скульптурная композиция, статуя, бюст, плита с рельефом или надписью, триумфальная арка, колонна, обелиск, гробница, надгробие и т. п.) monument, memorial; ( надгробный камень) tombstone; ( в виде статуи) statue; (в виде обелиска, колонны или шпилеобразного сооружения) shaft; (исторический; о статуе, картине, манускрипте и т. п.) recordвоздвигнуть памятник — to build [erect] a monument
время уничтожило много памятников былого величия — time has obliterated many monuments of former greatness
древние [исторические] памятник — ancient monuments
исторический памятник, находящийся под охраной государства — national monument
относящийся к памятнику прил. — monumental
памятники старины — monuments [relics] of the past, old relics and monuments, monuments of antiquity
церковь на вершине холма была известным памятником, служившим ориентиром — the church on the hilltop was a well-known landmark
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