noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
cultural heritage (= the ideas, customs etc that have existed among a group for a long time )
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We want to preserve our cultural heritage and pass it on to our children.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
archaic
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The memory of the parricide was both important enough, and repeated often enough, to enter the archaic heritage .
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The repressed archaic heritage is unconscious.
architectural
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It will also enable the schoolroom to be retained as a building of cultural and architectural heritage .
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Over the period 1980-86 it spent ECU33.64 million on seventy-two projects concerned with safeguarding the architectural heritage .
cultural
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Do we want to pass on our cultural heritage by accident or by design?
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As mystery, it becomes a unique cultural heritage unavailable to foreigners.
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The price they paid was my cultural heritage .
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The two countries share an overlapping cultural heritage , yet in many ways the tension between them is more impressive.
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Historic pub interiors, as well as pub exteriors, are vital and irreplaceable elements of our cultural and social heritage .
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They viewed Daley as being closer to the new element than to his political and cultural heritage namely, them.
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Only then can we speak of them as part of our cultural heritage .
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They will encourage public and private efforts aimed at the preservation of the cultural heritage in their States. 40.
industrial
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A special collection of local memorabilia offer a fascinating insight into Nottingham's industrial heritage .
literary
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Unlike these cities, Dublin is thought of first and foremost for its literary heritage , rather than for its art.
national
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A new national lottery to aid sport, the arts and the national heritage .
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Small countries if they wish to preserve their national heritage have something serious to worry about.
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How have you managed to make use of your membership of the House of Lords in support of our national heritage ?
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Is he aware of the part played by the humanities in preserving and developing our national heritage ?
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Here the double emphasis upon the need to arrest cultural degeneration and preserve the national heritage was distinctly in evidence.
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I mean, that's totally wrong, taking the national heritage for your own selfish private use.
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Male speaker It's taking away part of our national heritage .
natural
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The report warns that unless the government acts quickly much of the natural heritage could be severely damaged.
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But they may be unaware of the ravages of the Yugoslav Federal Army against our country's natural heritage .
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It has been succeeded by over ten Acts designed to protect other aspects of our natural and cultural heritage .
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Wayland is typical of the way Britain's natural heritage is scattered throughout a working agricultural environment.
rich
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The Edwards family has been here ever since, contributing to the rich heritage and proud history of blacks in northeast Indiana.
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It has depth because it grapples with elemental issues and draws on a rich heritage of corrective efforts.
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It is a rich heritage gradually disappearing as Aborigines become urbanized, Europeanized and victimized.
■ VERB
build
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To build on the Scholl heritage , but to make the brand up-to-date and caring, rather than purely curative.
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But some of these projects clearly also have to do with the problem of conserving the built heritage .
lose
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Why can we not be told? - why are we losing the heritage of so many traditional pubs?
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But now, at last, Californians have begun to realize they are about to lose their landscape heritage .
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The Curator, Robert Dickinson, says Swindon would lose touch with its heritage and past.
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What makes them different is their talent and their skills, without which our civilization would lose a priceless artistic heritage .
preserve
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Not only would purchasers be preserving the province's heritage , they would be gaining a worthwhile investment.
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Small countries if they wish to preserve their national heritage have something serious to worry about.
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The National Trust and private owners take a leading part in preserving our almost unrivalled heritage .
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Churchill fought the Second World War to preserve the heritage of Britain.
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A positive consequence of this is that the church has preserved her spiritual heritage and also maintained her community base.
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What they learn in school about writing helps to preserve and reclaim that heritage .
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Here the double emphasis upon the need to arrest cultural degeneration and preserve the national heritage was distinctly in evidence.
protect
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Help the Woodland Trust protect Britain's heritage .
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The designation of these special areas is a vitally important way of protecting our heritage .
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Real-ale drinkers were forced to band together to protect their heritage .
share
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A female shares less of a heritage with her daughters than she does with her sisters.
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The two countries share an overlapping cultural heritage , yet in many ways the tension between them is more impressive.
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Some animals care little for the fate of those who share their heritage .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Looking at these paintings makes people proud of their Latin heritage .
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The castle is part of the heritage of Wales and should be preserved for the people of Wales.
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The town takes great pride in its architectural heritage .
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These works of art are considered of great importance to Russia's national heritage .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Explore the cathedral heritage centres, Roman ruins.
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It is a rich heritage gradually disappearing as Aborigines become urbanized, Europeanized and victimized.
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Male speaker It's taking away part of our national heritage .
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Our aim is to make the performing arts, museums and our heritage accessible to all.
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The Woodland Trust is dedicated to protecting one of the most important features of Britain's heritage - our native broadleaved woodland.
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To have a Musketeer present detracted from the true Bonifacio heritage .
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What they learn in school about writing helps to preserve and reclaim that heritage .
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Without the requirement of legal deposit for electronic information libraries may lose touch with the information heritage .