A. 单词“有历史意义的”是什么 如题、 求英文单词：有历史意义的、
historic “有历史意思的” historical "在历史上存在过的"
B. 新中国成立的历史意义用英语怎么说
The historical significance of the founding of new China.
C. 学习历史的重要性英语
A large number of students hold a misunderstanding towards history study because they consider it as useless and boring. However, each subject has its own value, not excepting history.
很多学生对于学习历史都有一定的误解，因为他们觉得历史既没用也无聊。然而，每个学科都有自己的价值，历史也不例外。
There are several points accounting for my view. In the first place, history is a part of culture, which is the spiritual backbone of a nation. Through learning history, we can appreciate the culture of a country, as well as the history of its development, so that we can understand our nation better. In the second place, history learning helps us to make correct decision. By review the history of our nation’s development, we are able to avoid some mistakes which we had made in the past and draw lessons from past experience, which is helpful for us to make correct decision. Last but not least, we can learn some new ways of thinking from learning history. By learning different ways to solve problems in history, we will be the people with a compressive mind.
有几点理由可以支持我的观点。首先，历史是文化的一部分，是一个民族的精神支柱。通过学习历史，我们可以看到一个国家的文化，以及它的发展史，这样我们才可以更好地了解我们的国家。第二，学习历史可以帮助我们做出正确的决定。通过回顾我国发展的历史，我们可以避免一些过去曾经犯过的错误，并从过去的经验中吸取教训，这有助于我们做出正确的决定。最后但并非最不重要的是，从历史的学习中我们可以学到一些新的思维方式。通过学习历史上不同的解决问题方法，我们会成为一个想法多多的人。
In brief, learning history is necessary and important. Therefore, there is no the most useful course at all, and we should make effort to find out the value of each course.
总之，学习历史是有必要和重要的。所以说没有最有用的课程,我应该要找出每堂课的价值所在。
D. 这本书是十分具有历史意义的。英文怎么说
This book is of great historic significance.
historic：具有历史意义的 historic book：史书（具有非常重要意义的）
historical：居于历史的 historical book：史书（类似传记，基于历史）
E. 新中国成立的历史意义用英语怎么说
The Historical Significance of The Establishment of New China
F. 有历史意义的地方用英语怎么说
a historic place
G. 英国的著名景点及历史意义英文
巴斯（Bath），英格兰西南部的一座城市，在布里斯托尔港的东南约25公里。以其乔治王回时代的建筑和古答罗马温泉而著名。巴斯温泉是公元1世纪时古罗马人开始系统利用的，并修建了一系列浴室和神庙。巴斯的意思，在英文就是“沐浴，澡堂”。巴斯的建筑风格统一，均是以当地Combe Down地下开采的蜂蜜石修建的乔治王时代风格的镇屋。巴斯是英国旅游胜地，人口仅九万多，但游客数量仅次于伦敦。1987年，巴斯城被列为世界文化遗产。
主要的温泉地点被凯尔特人当作神庙，奉献给苏利丝（Sulis）。罗马人则把她视同於罗马神话中的米娜娃（Minerva）。不过罗马人入侵后，仍然用苏利丝这个名字，所以现在还有「阿奎莎丽思（Aquae Sulis)」（意为「莎丽思的水」）这个城名。
H. “历史影响”、“历史意义”、“历史价值”和“历史遗迹”的英文分别是什么
historical influence 历史影响
historic significance 历史意义
historical value 历史价值
historic site 历史遗迹
其实你要注意historic，和historical的中文意义，两者是不回一样的。
historic，有历答史意义的, 历史的
historical，历史的, 历史上的, 史实的
I. 用英语介绍一下长江在中国的历史意义
The Yangtze River is important to the cultural origins of southern China. Human activity has been verified in the Three Gorges area as far back as 27,000 years ago,[55] and by the 5th millennium BC, the lower Yangtze was a major population center occupied by the Hemu and Majiabang cultures, both among the earliest cultivators of rice. By the 3rd millennium BC, the successor Liangzhu culture showed evidence of influence from the Longshan peoples of the North China Plain.[56] A study of Liangzhu remains found a high prevalence of haplogroup O1, linking it to Austronesian and Daic populations;[57] the same study found the rare haplogroup O3d at a Daxi site on the central Yangtze, indicates possible connection with the Hmong, although "only small traces" of haplogroup O3d remains in Hmong today.[58] What is now thought of as Chinese culturedeveloped along the more fertile Yellow River basin; the "Yue" people of the lower Yangtze possessed very different traditions – blackening their teeth, cutting their hair short, tattooing their bodies, and living in small settlements among bamboo groves[59] – and were considered barbarous by the northerners.
The Central Yangtze valley was home to sophisticated Neolithic Cultures.[60] Later on it was the earliest part of the Yangtze valley to be integrated into the North Chinese cultural sphere. North Chinese people were active there from the Bronze Age.[61]
A map of the Warring Statesaround 350 BC, showing the former coastline of the Yangtze delta.
In the lower Yangtze, two Yue tribes, the Gouwu in southern Jiangsu and the Yuyue in northern Zhejiang, display increasing Zhou (i.e., North Chinese) influence from the 9th century BC. Traditional accounts[62] credit these changes to northern refugees (Taibo and Zhongyong in Wu and Wuyi in Yue) who assumed power over the local tribes, though these are generally assumed to be myths invented to legitimate them to other Zhou rulers. As the kingdoms of Wu and Yue, they were famed as fishers, shipwrights, and sword-smiths. Adopting Chinese characters, political institutions, and military technology, they were among the most powerful states ring the later Zhou. In the middle Yangtze, the state of Jing seems to have begun in the upper Han River valley a minor Zhou polity, but it adapted to native culture as it expanded south and east into the Yangtze valley. In the process, it changed its name to Chu.[63]
Whether native or nativizing, the Yangtze states held their own against the northern Chinese homeland: some lists credit them with three of the Spring and Autumn Period's Five Hegemons and one of the Warring States' Four Lords. They fell in against themselves, however. Chu's growing power led its rival Jin to support Wu as a counter. Wu successfully sacked Chu's capital Ying in 506 BC, but Chu subsequently supported Yue in its attacks against Wu's southern flank. In 473 BC, King Goujian of Yue fully annexed Wu and moved his court to its eponymous capital at modern Suzhou. In 333 BC, Chu finally united the lower Yangtze by annexing Yue, whose royal family was said to have fled south and established the Minyue kingdom inFujian. Qin was able to unite China by first subing Ba and Shu on the upper Yangtze in modern Sichuan, giving them a strong base to attack Chu's settlements along the river.
The state of Qin conquered the central Yangtze region, previous heartland of Chu, in 278 BC, and incorporated the region into its expanding empire. Qin then used its connections along the Yangtze River the Xiang River to expand China into Hunan, Jiangxi and Guangdong, setting up military commanderies along the main lines of communication. At the collapse of the Qin Dynasty, these southern commanderies became the independent Nanyue Empire under Zhao Tuo while Chu and Hanvied with each other for control of the north.
From the Han Dynasty, the region of the Yangtze River became more and more important to China's economy. The establishment of irrigation systems (the most famous one is Dujiangyan, northwest of Cheng, built ring the Warring States period) made agriculture very stable and proctive. The Qin and Han empires were actively engaged in the agricultural colonization of the Yangtze lowlands, maintaining a system of dikes to protect farmland from seasonal floods.[64] By the Song dynasty, the area along the Yangtze had become among the wealthiest and most developed parts of the country, especially in the lower reaches of the river. Early in the Qing dynasty, the region called Jiangnan (that includes the southern part of Jiangsu, the northern part of Zhejiang, and the southeastern part of Anhui) provided ⅓–½ of the nation's revenues.
The Yangtze has long been the backbone of China's inland water transportation system, which remained particularly important for almost two thousand years, until the construction of the national railway network ring the 20th century. The Grand Canal connects the lower Yangtze with the major cities of the Jiangnanregion south of the river (Wuxi, Suzhou, Hangzhou) and with northern China (all the way from Yangzhou to Beijing). The less well known ancient Lingqu Canal, connecting the upper Xiang River with the headwaters of the Guijiang, allowed a direct water connection from the Yangtze Basin to the Pearl River Delta.[65]
Historically, the Yangtze became the political boundary between north China and south China several times (see History of China) because of the difficulty of crossing the river. This occurred notably ring the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and the Southern Song. Many battles took place along the river, the most famous being the Battle of Red Cliffs in 208 AD ring the Three Kingdoms period.
The Yangtze was the site of naval battles between the Song dynasty and Jurchen Jin ring the Jin–Song wars. In the Battle of Caishi of 1161, the ships of the Jin emperor Wanyan Liang clashed with the Song fleet on the Yangtze. Song soldiers fired bombs of lime and sulphur using trebuchets at the Jurchen warships. The battle was a Song victory that halted the invasion by the Jin.[66][67] The Battle of Tang was another Yangtze naval battle from the same year.
Politically, Nanjing was the capital of China several times, although most of the time its territory only covered the southeastern part of China, such as the Wu kingdom in the Three Kingdoms period, the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and ring the Southern and Northern Dynasties and Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms periods. Only the Ming occupied most parts of China from their capital at Nanjing, though it later moved the capital to Beijing. The ROC capital was located in Nanjing in the periods 1911–12, 1927–37, and 1945–49.
J. 这本书是十分具有历史意义的.英文怎么说
This book is of great historic significance.
historic：具袭有历史意义的 historic book：史书（具有非常重要意义的）
historical：居于历史的 historical book：史书（类似传记,基于历史）