How do you use "museum" in a sentence?

The British Museum has an amazing collection of ancient artefacts. We spent the whole afternoon at the science museum. That computer is a museum piece—you should upgrade!

museum

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Significado: A building displaying objects of historical, scientific, or artistic interest

博物馆

museo

博物館、美術館

박물관, 미술관

A museum is a building where objects of historical, scientific, or artistic interest are displayed. Major types include art museums, natural history museums, and science museums. Many British museums offer free admission. 'Museum piece' informally means something old-fashioned or outdated.

「museum」是展示历史、科学或艺术兴趣物品的建筑。主要类型包括艺术博物馆、自然历史博物馆和科学博物馆。许多英国博物馆免费入场。「museum piece」非正式地指过时的东西。

Un museo es un edificio donde se exhiben objetos de interés histórico, científico o artístico. Los tipos principales incluyen museos de arte, museos de historia natural y museos de ciencias. Muchos museos británicos ofrecen entrada gratuita. «Museum piece» informalmente significa algo anticuado o desactualizado.

「museum」は歴史的、科学的、または芸術的に興味深い物が展示される建物です。主な種類には美術館、自然史博物館、科学博物館があります。多くのイギリスの博物館は入場無料です。「museum piece」は口語で時代遅れのものを意味します。

Museum은 역사적, 과학적, 예술적 가치가 있는 물건을 전시하는 건물입니다. 주요 유형으로는 미술관, 자연사 박물관, 과학 박물관이 있습니다. 영국의 많은 박물관은 무료 입장을 제공합니다. 'Museum piece'는 비격식적으로 구식이거나 시대에 뒤떨어진 것을 의미합니다.

Ejemplos

The British Museum has an amazing collection of ancient artefacts.
大英博物馆有令人惊叹的古代文物收藏。
El Museo Británico tiene una increíble colección de artefactos antiguos.
大英博物館には素晴らしい古代の工芸品のコレクションがあります。
대영박물관에는 놀라운 고대 유물 컬렉션이 있습니다.
We spent the whole afternoon at the science museum.
我们在科学博物馆度过了整个下午。
Pasamos toda la tarde en el museo de ciencias.
私たちは科学博物館で午後いっぱい過ごしました。
우리는 과학 박물관에서 오후 내내 보냈습니다.
That computer is a museum piece—you should upgrade!
那台电脑是老古董了——你应该升级！
Esa computadora es una pieza de museo, ¡deberías actualizarla!
そのコンピューターは骨董品です—アップグレードすべきですよ！
그 컴퓨터는 골동품이에요—업그레이드해야 해요!

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Latin 'museum', from Greek 'mouseion' meaning 'seat of the Muses', from 'Mousa' (Muse). Originally a place of study and contemplation dedicated to the Muses. Related to 'music' and 'muse'.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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