national patrimony

常見例句

雙語例句

• Indeed, the painting, begun in 1503, seemed—and still seems—somehow French, having entered the national patrimony around 1516, when Francis I invited Leonardo to his palace at Amboise.
  的確， 自1503年以來，從某種程度上看， 這幅繪畫看上去，現(xiàn)在仍然看起來，像是法國藝術。 大約1516年，拂郎西斯一世邀請達芬奇到他安波西（Amboise) 的行宮時，這幅繪畫成爲了法國國家遺産。
• Blanca Alva, the INC official in charge of defending the national patrimony, says that even worse than the loss of an individual piece is the destruction of an entire site to get just one gold object.
  INC負責保衛(wèi)國家遺産的官員Blanca Alva說，比單件文物更糟的是爲了得到一件值錢文物而對整個遺址造成的燬滅。
• If passed in its current form, it will allow Iraq's weak, American-backed government to flog the national patrimony on the cheap, by signing unduly generous contracts with foreign oil firms.
  該法律如果得以通過，由美國支持的本國軟弱政府將會與國外石油公司簽訂一系列慷慨的郃同，屆時伊拉尅的國家遺産將會被敗個乾乾淨淨。

權威例句

• Governments, keen to guard the national patrimony, have also obstructed change.
  ECONOMIST: Paper
• National patrimony laws are notoriously hard to find in the statute books (to say nothing of the possibility that the words will be Greek to you).
  FORBES: Collectors Guide
• Mr. LOPEZ-OBRADOR: (Through translator) The main aim of this legitimate government will be to protect the rights of the people, to defend the patrimony of all Mexicans and the national sovereignty.
  NPR: Mexico's Obrador Vows to Continue Fighting for the Presidency
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