monument
Monumen
definition
noun
After his death, the Athenians honored his memory with a statue, and a monument to him was erected in his own country.
a statue, building, or other structure erected to commemorate a famous or notable person or event.
translation of 'monument'
noun
karya agung,
peninggalan,
momen,
tugu peringatan,
tugu,
karya besar,
monumen
example
A dream of erecting a 'monument' to the Battle of Britain is now one step closer after fundraisers hit the halfway mark £600,000.
The winner of a design for a 'monument' to commemorate the signing of the Freedom Charter in Kliptown is to be announced today in the township.
The Abbey site is now run primarily as an historic 'monument' with a museum and visitor facilities.
He realized this was not just a 'monument' but also a grave, and the inscription was an epitaph.
That he might be considered a hero is evidenced by the 'monument' on his grave which was paid for by the passengers on his train, in recognition of his sacrifice.
The nearby beach where the toddler loved to play has also been renamed after him and locals want to erect a marble 'monument' to the youngster.
Beyond that, the clan system is the ultimate 'monument' to the genealogical structure of society.
Once there a top New York sculptor will work the stone into a fitting 'monument' to be given pride of place within the new gardens.
The building was a 'monument' to gloomy Edwardian luxury, with a hallway of marble and panelled wood.
As for outdoor statues, they have the characteristic potential of becoming a 'monument' to a country, a landmark.
Long after the artist's death, the King opposed the Royal Academy's proposal of 1805 to erect a 'monument' to Reynolds at St Paul's.
They begin with the proposal to erect a 'monument' to a famous figure.
In 1889 a 'monument' to him was erected at the location of his execution.
recordings that are a 'monument' to the art of playing the piano
I have thereby tried to create another kind of 'monument' , if an academic essay can even begin to bear the weight of such an analogy.
It is a scandal that there is no official 'monument' to commemorate the contribution of women in the Second World War.
A large 'monument' was erected on the battlefields to commemorate their bravery and their strength to serve to their fullest.
And plans are now in place to erect a 'monument' to celebrate their achievements.
We certainly ought to have the most impressive, beautiful monument to mark the tragedy, but I think you have space for both, the buildings and the 'monument' .
a 'monument' to Magellan is in the main square of the city
recordings that are a 'monument' to the art of playing the piano
The shrine was included in the collection as an important 'monument' in the history of Japanese architecture, no more, no less.
a simple stone 'monument' marked the nearby crash site
The passengers erected a 'monument' to honour him.
Her admirers later had a 'monument' placed over her grave.
Pat also contributed his expertise voluntarily over the years and the designs of the buildings are a 'monument' to his skill.
The media could publicise the event and help provide additional funding for a worthwhile 'monument' to enhance York's beauty.
The late sculptor James McKenna was hailed as one of the best sculptors of the millennium at the unveiling of a 'monument' at his grave in Newbridge last week.
The event also felt like a 'monument' to the architectural establishment.
He died in comparative poverty, but was buried in Westminster Abbey, where Lady Anne Clifford, countess of Dorset, paid for his handsome 'monument' .
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