historical practices
[/hɪˈstɔːrɪkəl ˈpræktɪsɪz/]
nounpl: historical practices
práticas históricas
1. Established customs, methods, or procedures that have been passed down through history and have been followed over time
The museum exhibits showcase historical practices of ancient civilizations.
O museu exibe práticas históricas das civilizações antigas.
2. Traditional ways of doing things that have cultural, social, or institutional significance rooted in the past
Many historical practices in medicine have been replaced by modern techniques.
Muitas práticas históricas da medicina foram substituídas por técnicas modernas.
3. Academic or scholarly study of how societies conducted activities and rituals in past periods
Understanding historical practices helps us comprehend the values of previous generations.
Compreender as práticas históricas nos ajuda a entender os valores de gerações anteriores.
In both Brazil and the USA, historical practices are highly valued in academic and cultural contexts. Brazilian museums and educational institutions emphasize indigenous historical practices, colonial heritage, and African cultural traditions. In the USA, historical practices are central to understanding Native American cultures, colonial American history, and immigrant traditions. The term reflects a shared interest in preserving and learning from the past.
Related Idioms & Phrases
steeped in historical practices
rooted in historical practices
break with historical practices
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