Dictionary entry
History
Pronunciation: /ˈhɪst(ə)ri/
Pronunciation
/ˈhɪst(ə)ri/
Myanmar Meaning
(n) သမိုင်း။
Definition
history /'hÇstri/ n ၁။ [U] သမိုင္း။ ရာဇဝင္။ a student of Russian history ❍ ancient / medieval/ modern history ❍ take a history exam. Compare NATURAL HISTORY ၂။ [U] သမိုင္း။ a people with no sense of history ❍ The area was inhabited long before the down of recorded history (ie before people wrote about events). ❍ These events changed the course of history. ၃။ [C] သမိုင္း။ the official history of the Second World War ❍ writing a new history of Europe ❍ Shakespeare's history plays. ၄။ [C usu sing ] သမိုင္း။ အတိတ္။ မွတ္တမ္း။ This house has had a long and eventful history. ❍ know one's family history ❍ sb's medical history ❍ There is a history of heart disease in my family. ❍ He has a history of violent crime. See also LIFE HISTORY ၅။ [U] ( infml ) အတိတ္။ ရာဇဝင္။ They had an affair once, but that's ancient/ past history now. ❏ make/ go down in history [ IDM ] သမိုင္းတြင္ေစသည္။ ရာဇဝင္တြင္ေစသည္။ a discovery that made medical history.
Examples
- [in recorded history] : These temperatures are the highest in recorded history.
- [throughout history] : Attitudes to gender roles have changed throughout history.
- [recent history] : No other band in recent history has sold as many concert tickets.
- I’m writing a book on this area’s history.
- The University has a distinguished history.
- The history of Spain
- World/Western history
- [a chequered history] : An unusual building with a chequered history
- I feel like a part of my history has been taken away.
- [medical history] : It’s important to consider a child’s medical history.
- The history of economic thought
- Literary/archaeological history
- [a landmark in the history of something] : This book was a landmark in the history of English fiction.
- He teaches history at the local school.
- History books
- [history of] : A history of the Romans
- The book provides a comprehensive history of the Second World War.
- For the first time in its 70-year history the club has admitted women members.
- [trace something’s history] : The village can trace its history back to 1078.