| 单词 | priceless |
| 释义 | priceless (praɪsləs ) 1. adjective B2 If you say that something is priceless, you are emphasizing that it is worth a very large amount of money. [emphasis] They are priceless, unique and irreplaceable. ...the priceless treasures of the Royal Collection. 2. adjective If you say that something is priceless, you approve of it because it is extremely useful. [approval] They are a priceless record of a brief period in British history. The influence of someone like George Clooney will be priceless. Collocations: priceless commodity Or would this, as many editors fear, be the first step towards state interference in the priceless commodity of press freedom? Times, Sunday Times That's a priceless commodity that you simply can't teach. The Sun And they often choose worse pay, a smaller pension, and a more humble title in exchange for that priceless commodity, a life. Times, Sunday Times Just don't tell him that his rates are scandalously low for such a priceless experience. Times, Sunday Times It was all part of the fun, the priceless experience of working alongside the man who became my mentor. Times, Sunday Times He has been in great form in the last month and has priceless experience. The Sun The gangster's accountant hires three crooks to nab his millions, but the scheme comes undone thanks to a priceless painting. The Sun It involves an art gallery owner, a priceless painting, and assorted dodgy individuals desperate to boost their reputation in the art world... The Sun A gallery owner displays a priceless painting, which catches the eye of various unscrupulous individuals plotting to advance their standing in the art world. The Sun More priceless paintings, guarded by tight security, can be found in the organ room, which was added to the south facade in the 1920s. Times, Sunday Times Since then, more than 60,000 pieces have been catalogued, including everything from priceless paintings and ornate furnishings to ice skates and picnic sets. Times, Sunday Times And it boasts a priceless treasure — one of the cleanest, unspoilt golden beaches you are ever likely to come across anywhere in the world. The Sun It will always remain a mystery why someone dug a hole, buried this priceless treasure and never came back to reclaim it. Times, Sunday Times One for the jumble sale or a priceless treasure? Times, Sunday Times It was obvious that this priceless treasure must be preserved. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Over the course of years, they discovered priceless treasure but guardians of this treasure exiled them and erased their memory. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Translations: Chinese: 无价的 Japanese: 非常に高価な |
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