noun · academic
heritage
/ˈherɪtɪdʒ/HER·i·tage
Valued objects, practices, or sites inherited from the past, especially of historical or cultural importance
Examples
“The old town has UNESCO-listed heritage sites.”
“Preserving cultural heritage is vital for national identity.”
“Heritage buildings often need careful restoration.”
Band 8 sentence
“Balanced policies are needed to protect heritage while allowing communities to benefit from sustainable tourism.”
Collocations
- cultural heritage
- world heritage site
- preserve heritage
Word family
Common mistakes
Many heritage sites is popular.→Many heritage sites are popular.
The heritages of the city are important.→The city's heritage is important.
Say it for a higher band
5legacy→6tradition→7+heritage
Synonyms
legacy
Easily confused
legacy
“The author's legacy includes several influential novels.”
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