HERITAGE


Meaning of HERITAGE in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ glorious , precious , proud , rich

The country has a long and proud ~.

▪ unique

▪ natural

▪ common , national , shared

Folk songs are part of our common ~.

▪ ancient

▪ architectural , artistic , cultural , historic , historical , industrial , literary , maritime , musical , religious , spiritual

▪ ethnic , racial

▪ diverse , mixed

A third of the country's population is of mixed racial ~.

▪ African , Jewish , etc.

▪ biological , family , genetic

VERB + HERITAGE

▪ have

The city has an exceptionally rich ~ of historic buildings.

▪ claim

the 40 million or so Americans who claim an Irish ~

▪ conserve ( esp. BrE ), preserve , protect , safeguard ( esp. BrE )

an organization whose aim is to protect our ~ of wild plants

▪ abandon , destroy , lose

I will not abandon my religious ~.

▪ celebrate , embrace , reclaim

The performance shows how African Americans celebrate their ~.

▪ explore

She made a conscious attempt to explore her Jewish ~.

▪ trace

It's a family-run business that traces its ~ back to 1884.

▪ share

They share a common ethnic ~.

HERITAGE + NOUN

▪ attraction ( BrE ), building ( esp. BrE ), centre/center , museum , park , site

▪ trail , walk ( BrE )

▪ tourism

▪ industry

▪ language

▪ conservation , preservation ( esp. AmE ), protection

▪ status

The site has UNESCO World Heritage status.

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .