monument
monumento
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
monumento,
qualquer coisa memorável,
documento escrito,
pedra tumular
example
A large 'monument' was erected on the battlefields to commemorate their bravery and their strength to serve to their fullest.
The 'monument' was erected on September 12 1993 and is a memorial to the talented performer who lived and worked in the area.
It is a scandal that there is no official 'monument' to commemorate the contribution of women in the Second World War.
a simple stone 'monument' marked the nearby crash site
Battle of Britain survivors yesterday launched a project to raise funds for a 'monument' to commemorate their historic actions.
The passengers erected a 'monument' to honour him.
Her admirers later had a 'monument' placed over her grave.
I played along the railroad he helped bring to Ripley, Mississippi in sight of the 'monument' covering his grave.
After his death, the Athenians honored his memory with a statue, and a 'monument' to him was erected in his own country.
In 1889 a 'monument' to him was erected at the location of his execution.
He said the memorial would be a 'monument' to Corrie's courage and sacrifice for peace and justice in Palestine.
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.
And despite a police appeal the 'monument' from the family grave of Robert, the village schoolmaster for almost 40 years, was not returned.
And plans are now in place to erect a 'monument' to celebrate their achievements.
The media could publicise the event and help provide additional funding for a worthwhile 'monument' to enhance York's beauty.
They begin with the proposal to erect a 'monument' to a famous figure.
recordings that are a 'monument' to the art of playing the piano
a handsome 'monument' of granite is placed over the grave
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.
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.
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.
An historical 'monument' is interesting, but to make it a tourist attraction, investments are needed in infrastructure.
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.
A dream of erecting a 'monument' to the Battle of Britain is now one step closer after fundraisers hit the halfway mark £600,000.
Pat also contributed his expertise voluntarily over the years and the designs of the buildings are a 'monument' to his skill.
recordings that are a 'monument' to the art of playing the piano
a 'monument' to Magellan is in the main square of the city
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' .
He died in comparative poverty, but was buried in Westminster Abbey, where Lady Anne Clifford, countess of Dorset, paid for his handsome 'monument' .
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.
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