Definition of museum piece in English:

museum piece

noun

1An object that is worthy of display in a museum.
博物馆藏品
a stunning museum piece from the 18th century
Example sentencesExamples
- There, performative aspects of local practice such as songs, dances, and rituals have come to be institutionalised as new categories of objects alongside more conventional museum pieces.
- The site could be redeveloped into an educational museum piece.
- Although they are widely collected, stuffed animals rarely become museum pieces because they do not belong to a category that is readily identifiable as art.
- The cruiser, today a museum piece on the Thames near Tower Bridge - and a significant reminder of the presence of the Royal Navy in the capital - served the Fleet from 1939 until the early 1970s.
- Their early creation is now a museum piece - literally - reflecting the software principles and programming culture of its era.
- As a result, many of the armour, weapons and clothing are exquisitely detailed and backed up by solid provenance - the evidential proof of a historic manuscript or, even better, a museum piece.
- Going into space is so rare that when something goes into space, it pretty much becomes a museum piece.
- The notable museum piece, the Endrick pike head, was found in 1334 near the River Endrick, a tributary of Loch Lomond, and its owner is estimated to have been well in excess of 70 lb.
- A British Airways Concorde was due to land Wednesday at Boeing Field in Seattle, where it will become a museum piece.
- Located in such a remote place among mountains and rivers, the town is so well preserved that any stone is a museum piece.
- Heritage listing, however, does not imply that a place would be closed up and treated as a museum piece.
- Unfortunately, cost-cutting measures could see the Athens observatory closed and the telescope taken out of use and preserved merely as a museum piece within the next two years.
- If the campaign is successful, the aim is to turn the ship into a working museum piece, an example of paddle steamers and a reminder of the heroism of the men of Dunkirk.
- The princess is patron of the Victorian ironclad warship, which has been a museum piece in Portsmouth Harbour for more than 15 years, and joined local schoolchildren and renovators for the last act of laying new planks.
- Today, the station is being maintained by London Underground mainly as a museum piece, film set and the ticket hall is frequently rented out for art exhibitions, book launches and other private parties.
- The question is simply this: should great passenger ships, when they come to the end of their working life, be saved and turned into a museum piece or consigned to the breaker's yard to be fondly remembered as they were in their heydays?
- A two-year-old passenger jet that never went into service landed at Manchester to become a museum piece.
Synonyms
antique, period piece
1. 1.1 A person or thing regarded as old-fashioned, irrelevant, or no longer useful.
  〈英〉过时的人（或物），老古董
  we're nothing but museum pieces—machines can do everything that we can do
  我们只是些老古董罢了——我们能做的机器全能做。
  Example sentencesExamples
  The reason I bring this up is the other day in a bar I saw an Atari which was like a museum piece in a way, and it struck me - my God, this is nostalgia for our generation who grew up on Ataris and BMX bikes and that kind of stuff!
  While the future of the plastic bag hangs in the balance, she expressed the hope that in years to come the plastic bag will become a museum piece viewed as a 20th century curiosity by our great, great grandchildren.
  That is why art has become a museum piece in France, rather than a source of political commitment and a force of social protest.
  From set, lighting, and sound design to the acting of even subsidiary roles, this production set an enviably high standard that made what could have been merely a museum piece into a vibrant bit of comic irony and social satire.
  The process of development over the years has made the last Beetle a motorcar you could still live with today, while the original 1200 cc job would be a veritable museum piece on today's roads.
  The place was a relic, a museum piece, preserved like a man who stops shopping for clothes the day he retires and spends the next thirty years living in limbo and the same pair of nylon trousers.
  But 21st century Buddhism will be left behind as a museum piece if we do not harness ourselves to the new technologies and the Internet.
  These works also demonstrate the potential for the tutu to live on as wearable couture rather than a museum piece.
  They have machine guns and repeating rifles, not the bolt-action museum pieces I've seen your islanders lugging about.
  But York is not a museum piece, and nor would we wish it to be.
  It is a world heritage site, but not a museum piece.
  Most of the beautiful traditional songs might be museum pieces now, but the impulse to stamp your own identity on play is still there.
  Synonyms
  fogey, old fogey, conservative, traditionalist, conventionalist, diehard, conformist, bourgeois, fossil, dinosaur, troglodyte

Definition of museum piece in US English:

museum piece

nounmyo͞oˈzēəm pēsmjuˈziəm pis

1An object that is worthy of display in a museum.
博物馆藏品
Example sentencesExamples
- Heritage listing, however, does not imply that a place would be closed up and treated as a museum piece.
- Going into space is so rare that when something goes into space, it pretty much becomes a museum piece.
- A British Airways Concorde was due to land Wednesday at Boeing Field in Seattle, where it will become a museum piece.
- Located in such a remote place among mountains and rivers, the town is so well preserved that any stone is a museum piece.
- A two-year-old passenger jet that never went into service landed at Manchester to become a museum piece.
- As a result, many of the armour, weapons and clothing are exquisitely detailed and backed up by solid provenance - the evidential proof of a historic manuscript or, even better, a museum piece.
- The cruiser, today a museum piece on the Thames near Tower Bridge - and a significant reminder of the presence of the Royal Navy in the capital - served the Fleet from 1939 until the early 1970s.
- The princess is patron of the Victorian ironclad warship, which has been a museum piece in Portsmouth Harbour for more than 15 years, and joined local schoolchildren and renovators for the last act of laying new planks.
- The site could be redeveloped into an educational museum piece.
- Today, the station is being maintained by London Underground mainly as a museum piece, film set and the ticket hall is frequently rented out for art exhibitions, book launches and other private parties.
- The notable museum piece, the Endrick pike head, was found in 1334 near the River Endrick, a tributary of Loch Lomond, and its owner is estimated to have been well in excess of 70 lb.
- The question is simply this: should great passenger ships, when they come to the end of their working life, be saved and turned into a museum piece or consigned to the breaker's yard to be fondly remembered as they were in their heydays?
- Although they are widely collected, stuffed animals rarely become museum pieces because they do not belong to a category that is readily identifiable as art.
- There, performative aspects of local practice such as songs, dances, and rituals have come to be institutionalised as new categories of objects alongside more conventional museum pieces.
- If the campaign is successful, the aim is to turn the ship into a working museum piece, an example of paddle steamers and a reminder of the heroism of the men of Dunkirk.
- Unfortunately, cost-cutting measures could see the Athens observatory closed and the telescope taken out of use and preserved merely as a museum piece within the next two years.
- Their early creation is now a museum piece - literally - reflecting the software principles and programming culture of its era.
Synonyms
antique, period piece
1. 1.1 A person or object regarded as old-fashioned, irrelevant, or useless.
  〈英〉过时的人（或物），老古董
  we're nothing but museum pieces—machines can do everything that we can do
  我们只是些老古董罢了——我们能做的机器全能做。
  Example sentencesExamples
  While the future of the plastic bag hangs in the balance, she expressed the hope that in years to come the plastic bag will become a museum piece viewed as a 20th century curiosity by our great, great grandchildren.
  The place was a relic, a museum piece, preserved like a man who stops shopping for clothes the day he retires and spends the next thirty years living in limbo and the same pair of nylon trousers.
  But York is not a museum piece, and nor would we wish it to be.
  The process of development over the years has made the last Beetle a motorcar you could still live with today, while the original 1200 cc job would be a veritable museum piece on today's roads.
  They have machine guns and repeating rifles, not the bolt-action museum pieces I've seen your islanders lugging about.
  From set, lighting, and sound design to the acting of even subsidiary roles, this production set an enviably high standard that made what could have been merely a museum piece into a vibrant bit of comic irony and social satire.
  That is why art has become a museum piece in France, rather than a source of political commitment and a force of social protest.
  The reason I bring this up is the other day in a bar I saw an Atari which was like a museum piece in a way, and it struck me - my God, this is nostalgia for our generation who grew up on Ataris and BMX bikes and that kind of stuff!
  Most of the beautiful traditional songs might be museum pieces now, but the impulse to stamp your own identity on play is still there.
  But 21st century Buddhism will be left behind as a museum piece if we do not harness ourselves to the new technologies and the Internet.
  These works also demonstrate the potential for the tutu to live on as wearable couture rather than a museum piece.
  It is a world heritage site, but not a museum piece.
  Synonyms
  fogey, old fogey, conservative, traditionalist, conventionalist, diehard, conformist, bourgeois, fossil, dinosaur, troglodyte

单词	museum piece
释义	Definition of museum piece in English: museum piece noun 1An object that is worthy of display in a museum. 博物馆藏品 a stunning museum piece from the 18th century Example sentencesExamples There, performative aspects of local practice such as songs, dances, and rituals have come to be institutionalised as new categories of objects alongside more conventional museum pieces. The site could be redeveloped into an educational museum piece. Although they are widely collected, stuffed animals rarely become museum pieces because they do not belong to a category that is readily identifiable as art. The cruiser, today a museum piece on the Thames near Tower Bridge - and a significant reminder of the presence of the Royal Navy in the capital - served the Fleet from 1939 until the early 1970s. Their early creation is now a museum piece - literally - reflecting the software principles and programming culture of its era. As a result, many of the armour, weapons and clothing are exquisitely detailed and backed up by solid provenance - the evidential proof of a historic manuscript or, even better, a museum piece. Going into space is so rare that when something goes into space, it pretty much becomes a museum piece. The notable museum piece, the Endrick pike head, was found in 1334 near the River Endrick, a tributary of Loch Lomond, and its owner is estimated to have been well in excess of 70 lb. A British Airways Concorde was due to land Wednesday at Boeing Field in Seattle, where it will become a museum piece. Located in such a remote place among mountains and rivers, the town is so well preserved that any stone is a museum piece. Heritage listing, however, does not imply that a place would be closed up and treated as a museum piece. Unfortunately, cost-cutting measures could see the Athens observatory closed and the telescope taken out of use and preserved merely as a museum piece within the next two years. If the campaign is successful, the aim is to turn the ship into a working museum piece, an example of paddle steamers and a reminder of the heroism of the men of Dunkirk. The princess is patron of the Victorian ironclad warship, which has been a museum piece in Portsmouth Harbour for more than 15 years, and joined local schoolchildren and renovators for the last act of laying new planks. Today, the station is being maintained by London Underground mainly as a museum piece, film set and the ticket hall is frequently rented out for art exhibitions, book launches and other private parties. The question is simply this: should great passenger ships, when they come to the end of their working life, be saved and turned into a museum piece or consigned to the breaker's yard to be fondly remembered as they were in their heydays? A two-year-old passenger jet that never went into service landed at Manchester to become a museum piece. Synonyms antique, period piece 1.1 A person or thing regarded as old-fashioned, irrelevant, or no longer useful. 〈英〉过时的人（或物），老古董 we're nothing but museum pieces—machines can do everything that we can do 我们只是些老古董罢了——我们能做的机器全能做。 Example sentencesExamples The reason I bring this up is the other day in a bar I saw an Atari which was like a museum piece in a way, and it struck me - my God, this is nostalgia for our generation who grew up on Ataris and BMX bikes and that kind of stuff! While the future of the plastic bag hangs in the balance, she expressed the hope that in years to come the plastic bag will become a museum piece viewed as a 20th century curiosity by our great, great grandchildren. That is why art has become a museum piece in France, rather than a source of political commitment and a force of social protest. From set, lighting, and sound design to the acting of even subsidiary roles, this production set an enviably high standard that made what could have been merely a museum piece into a vibrant bit of comic irony and social satire. The process of development over the years has made the last Beetle a motorcar you could still live with today, while the original 1200 cc job would be a veritable museum piece on today's roads. The place was a relic, a museum piece, preserved like a man who stops shopping for clothes the day he retires and spends the next thirty years living in limbo and the same pair of nylon trousers. But 21st century Buddhism will be left behind as a museum piece if we do not harness ourselves to the new technologies and the Internet. These works also demonstrate the potential for the tutu to live on as wearable couture rather than a museum piece. They have machine guns and repeating rifles, not the bolt-action museum pieces I've seen your islanders lugging about. But York is not a museum piece, and nor would we wish it to be. It is a world heritage site, but not a museum piece. Most of the beautiful traditional songs might be museum pieces now, but the impulse to stamp your own identity on play is still there. Synonyms fogey, old fogey, conservative, traditionalist, conventionalist, diehard, conformist, bourgeois, fossil, dinosaur, troglodyte Definition of museum piece in US English: museum piece nounmyo͞oˈzēəm pēsmjuˈziəm pis 1An object that is worthy of display in a museum. 博物馆藏品 Example sentencesExamples Heritage listing, however, does not imply that a place would be closed up and treated as a museum piece. Going into space is so rare that when something goes into space, it pretty much becomes a museum piece. A British Airways Concorde was due to land Wednesday at Boeing Field in Seattle, where it will become a museum piece. Located in such a remote place among mountains and rivers, the town is so well preserved that any stone is a museum piece. A two-year-old passenger jet that never went into service landed at Manchester to become a museum piece. As a result, many of the armour, weapons and clothing are exquisitely detailed and backed up by solid provenance - the evidential proof of a historic manuscript or, even better, a museum piece. The cruiser, today a museum piece on the Thames near Tower Bridge - and a significant reminder of the presence of the Royal Navy in the capital - served the Fleet from 1939 until the early 1970s. The princess is patron of the Victorian ironclad warship, which has been a museum piece in Portsmouth Harbour for more than 15 years, and joined local schoolchildren and renovators for the last act of laying new planks. The site could be redeveloped into an educational museum piece. Today, the station is being maintained by London Underground mainly as a museum piece, film set and the ticket hall is frequently rented out for art exhibitions, book launches and other private parties. The notable museum piece, the Endrick pike head, was found in 1334 near the River Endrick, a tributary of Loch Lomond, and its owner is estimated to have been well in excess of 70 lb. The question is simply this: should great passenger ships, when they come to the end of their working life, be saved and turned into a museum piece or consigned to the breaker's yard to be fondly remembered as they were in their heydays? Although they are widely collected, stuffed animals rarely become museum pieces because they do not belong to a category that is readily identifiable as art. There, performative aspects of local practice such as songs, dances, and rituals have come to be institutionalised as new categories of objects alongside more conventional museum pieces. If the campaign is successful, the aim is to turn the ship into a working museum piece, an example of paddle steamers and a reminder of the heroism of the men of Dunkirk. Unfortunately, cost-cutting measures could see the Athens observatory closed and the telescope taken out of use and preserved merely as a museum piece within the next two years. Their early creation is now a museum piece - literally - reflecting the software principles and programming culture of its era. Synonyms antique, period piece 1.1 A person or object regarded as old-fashioned, irrelevant, or useless. 〈英〉过时的人（或物），老古董 we're nothing but museum pieces—machines can do everything that we can do 我们只是些老古董罢了——我们能做的机器全能做。 Example sentencesExamples While the future of the plastic bag hangs in the balance, she expressed the hope that in years to come the plastic bag will become a museum piece viewed as a 20th century curiosity by our great, great grandchildren. The place was a relic, a museum piece, preserved like a man who stops shopping for clothes the day he retires and spends the next thirty years living in limbo and the same pair of nylon trousers. But York is not a museum piece, and nor would we wish it to be. The process of development over the years has made the last Beetle a motorcar you could still live with today, while the original 1200 cc job would be a veritable museum piece on today's roads. They have machine guns and repeating rifles, not the bolt-action museum pieces I've seen your islanders lugging about. From set, lighting, and sound design to the acting of even subsidiary roles, this production set an enviably high standard that made what could have been merely a museum piece into a vibrant bit of comic irony and social satire. That is why art has become a museum piece in France, rather than a source of political commitment and a force of social protest. The reason I bring this up is the other day in a bar I saw an Atari which was like a museum piece in a way, and it struck me - my God, this is nostalgia for our generation who grew up on Ataris and BMX bikes and that kind of stuff! Most of the beautiful traditional songs might be museum pieces now, but the impulse to stamp your own identity on play is still there. But 21st century Buddhism will be left behind as a museum piece if we do not harness ourselves to the new technologies and the Internet. These works also demonstrate the potential for the tutu to live on as wearable couture rather than a museum piece. It is a world heritage site, but not a museum piece. Synonyms fogey, old fogey, conservative, traditionalist, conventionalist, diehard, conformist, bourgeois, fossil, dinosaur, troglodyte
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