英语词汇“treasure”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	treasure
释义	Trends of treasure View usage for: treasure (treʒəʳ) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense treasures, present participle treasuring, past tense, past participle treasured 1. uncountable noun Treasure is a collection of valuable old objects such as gold coins and jewels that has been hidden or lost. [literary] It was here, the buried treasure, she knew it was. Synonyms: riches, money, gold, fortune More Synonyms of treasure 2. countable noun [usually plural] Treasures are valuable objects, especially works of art and items of historical value. The house was large and full of art treasures. Synonyms: objet d'art, masterpiece, work of art, valuable object More Synonyms of treasure 3. verb If you treasure something that you have, you keep it or care for it carefully because it gives you great pleasure and you think it is very special. She treasures her memories of those joyous days. [VERB noun] Synonyms: prize, value, worship, esteem More Synonyms of treasure Treasure is also a noun. His greatest treasure is his collection of rock records. treasured adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] These books are still among my most treasured possessions. 4. countable noun If you say that someone is a treasure, you mean that they are very helpful and useful to you. [informal] Charlie? Oh, he's a treasure, loves children. Synonyms: angel, darling, find, star [informal] More Synonyms of treasure More Synonyms of treasure treasure in British English (ˈtrɛʒə) noun 1. wealth and riches, usually hoarded, esp in the form of money, precious metals, or gems 2. a thing or person that is highly prized or valued verb (transitive) 3. to prize highly as valuable, rare, or costly 4. to store up and save; hoard Derived forms treasurable (ˈtreasurable) adjective treasureless (ˈtreasureless) adjective Word origin C12: from Old French tresor, from Latin thēsaurus anything hoarded, from Greek thēsauros treasure in American English (ˈtrɛʒər) noun 1. accumulated or stored wealth, esp. in the form of money, precious metals, jewels, etc. 2. any person or thing considered very valuable verb transitiveWord forms: ˈtreasured or ˈtreasuring 3. to store away or save up (money, valuables, etc.) as for future use; hoard 4. to value greatly; cherish SIMILAR WORDS: apˈpreciˌate Word origin ME tresoure < OFr tresor < L thesaurus: see thesaurus Examples of 'treasure' in a sentence treasure None of these features photographs of the historic houses, art treasures or natural landscapes which the trust was set up to protect and promote. Times, Sunday Times (2016) These dogs are significant assets: treasured, precious and guarded. Times, Sunday Times (2016) They are prizes in an interactive treasure hunt across London, set up to promote a new product. The Sun (2016) Send him on treasure hunts to find gifts. Christianity Today (2000) They are a constant source of amazing lost treasure with such an eclectic mix. Times, Sunday Times (2009) The fragments of gold are legally treasure and must be declared to finds liaison officers. Times, Sunday Times (2015) You do not behave like that in our most treasured house of the people. The Sun (2013) This collection is a treasure chest and the performances are blissfully vivid. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The gang made no attempt to steal valuable treasures. Times, Sunday Times (2008) The art treasures have been valued by an expert who wishes to remain anonymous. Times, Sunday Times (2015) What treasure house of art offers a less welcoming face to the world? Times, Sunday Times (2007) He may not have sat gloating in some gloomy back room over his great hoard of treasures. Times, Sunday Times (2007) We were such a close family unit and time together was treasured and precious. The Sun (2010) Look on it as a treasure hunt. Times, Sunday Times (2009) This manuscript is one of our nation's great treasures. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Here are rare Chinese treasures that cannot be matched by any other museum in the world. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Then the drumming resumes, and each family group produces its most prized treasure. Francis Pryor BRITAIN BC: Life In Britain and Ireland before the Romans (2003) Each is a historical and artistic treasure in its own right, and some bear unusual features. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Hidden treasure sitting undisturbed for four centuries, which divers risk their lives to recover. Times, Sunday Times (2009) SPORTS stars have lined up to back the new bid to save our treasured playing fields. The Sun (2010) There is a treasure trove of great young players in South America now. The Sun (2007) Word lists with treasure affection In other languages treasure British English: treasure /ˈtrɛʒə/ NOUN In children's stories, treasure is a collection of valuable old objects, such as gold coins and jewels. ...buried treasure. American English: treasure Arabic: كَنْز Brazilian Portuguese: tesouro Chinese: 财宝 Croatian: blago stoka Czech: poklad Danish: skat kostbar samling Dutch: schat European Spanish: tesoro Finnish: aarre French: trésor German: Schatz Greek: θησαυρός Italian: tesoro Japanese: 財宝 Korean: 보물 Norwegian: skatt noe verdifullt Polish: skarb European Portuguese: tesouro Romanian: comoară Russian: сокровище Latin American Spanish: tesoro Swedish: skatt fynd Thai: สมบัติ Turkish: define Ukrainian: скарб Vietnamese: kho báu British English: treasure VERB If you treasure something that you have, you keep it or care for it carefully because it gives you great pleasure and you think it is very special. She treasures her memories of those joyous days. American English: treasure Brazilian Portuguese: estimar Chinese: 珍惜 European Spanish: valorar French: chérir German: schätzen Italian: custodire gelosamente Japanese: 大切にする Korean: 보물처럼 소중히 여기다 European Portuguese: estimar Latin American Spanish: valorar All related terms of 'treasure' treasure hunt a game in which players act upon successive clues and are eventually directed to a prize treasure chest A treasure chest is a box containing treasure. treasure flower any plant of the S African genus Gazania , grown for their rayed flowers in variegated colours; the flowers close in the afternoon : family Asteraceae treasure house any place where treasure is kept or where things of great value are to be found Treasure State → the Treasure State treasure-trove If you describe something or someone as a treasure trove of a particular thing, you mean that they are a very good or rich source of that thing. the Treasure State a nickname for the state of Montana gazania any plant of the S African genus Gazania, grown for their rayed flowers in variegated colours; the flowers close in the afternoon : family Asteraceae treasuries a storage place for treasure treasury In Britain, the United States , and some other countries, the Treasury is the government department that deals with the country's finances. Chinese translation of 'treasure' treasure (ˈtrɛʒəʳ) n (u) (= gold, jewels etc) 宝(寶)藏 (bǎozàng) (c) (inf, = person) 宝(寶)贝(貝) (bǎobèi) (个(個), gè) vt (= value) [object, memory, friendship] 珍惜 (zhēnxī) Derived Forms treasures n pl 珍品 (zhēnpǐn) 1 (noun) in the sense of riches Definition a collection of wealth, esp. in the form of money, precious metals, or gems It was here, the buried treasure, she knew it was. Synonyms riches money A lot of money that you pay goes back to the distributor. gold fortune He made his fortune in car sales. wealth The discovery of oil brought untold wealth to the island. valuables jewels funds cash I'm a bit short of cash this month. wonga (slang) taonga (New Zealand) 2 (noun) in the sense of objet d'art Definition a valuable painting, ornament, or other object The house was full of art treasures. Synonyms objet d'art masterpiece work of art a collection of works of art of international importance valuable object 3 (noun) in the sense of angel Definition a person who is highly valued Charlie? Oh he's a treasure, he's so kind. Synonyms angel darling find star (informal) prize pearl something else (informal) jewel Barbados is a perfect jewel of an island. gem Castel Clara was a gem of a hotel. paragon She was a paragon of neatness and efficiency. He was not a paragon. He could never be perfect. one in a million (informal) one of a kind (informal) nonpareil 4 (noun) in the sense of darling Definition a person who is highly valued Aren't I going to see my little treasure on her birthday? Synonyms darling Hello, darling! angel (informal) Thank you. You're an angel. precious pride and joy apple of your eye best or greatest thing since sliced bread (informal) 1 (verb) in the sense of prize Definition to cherish (someone or something) She treasures her memories of those joyous days. Synonyms prize These items are greatly prized by collectors. value Do you value your best friend enough? worship people who still worship the pagan gods esteem a scholar whom he highly esteemed adore She adored her parents and would do anything to please them. cherish I will cherish the memory of that visit for many years to come. revere Those who support him revere him. venerate My father venerated the African gods with offerings and prayers. hold dear love We love each other, and we want to spend our lives together. idolize Naomi idolized her father as she was growing up. set great store by dote upon place great value on 2 (verb) in the sense of hoard Synonyms hoard They've begun to hoard food and gasoline. save I thought we were saving money for a holiday. husband Husbanding precious resources was part of rural life. collect Two young girls were collecting firewood. accumulate Lead can accumulate in the body until toxic levels are reached. garner His priceless collection of Chinese art was garnered over three decades. stash (away) (informal) cache lay up store up salt away Additional synonyms in the sense of accumulate Definition to gather together in an increasing quantity Lead can accumulate in the body until toxic levels are reached. Synonyms build up, increase, grow, be stored, collect, gather, pile up, amass, stockpile, hoard, accrue, cumulate in the sense of adore Definition to love intensely or deeply She adored her parents and would do anything to please them. Synonyms love, honour, admire, worship, esteem, cherish, bow to, revere, dote on, idolize in the sense of cash Definition money I'm a bit short of cash this month. Synonyms money, change, funds, notes, ready (informal), the necessary (informal), resources, currency, silver, bread (slang), coin, tin (slang), brass (NorthernEngland, dialect), dough (slang), rhino (British, slang), banknotes, bullion, dosh (British, Australian, slang), wherewithal, coinage, needful (informal), specie, shekels (informal), wonga (slang), dibs (slang), ready money, ackers (slang), spondulicks (slang) Synonyms of 'treasure' treasure Explore 'treasure' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of cherish Definition to cling to (an idea or feeling) I will cherish the memory of that visit for many years to come. Synonyms cling to, prize, treasure, hold dear, cleave to in the sense of collect Definition to gather (objects, such as stamps) as a hobby or for study Two young girls were collecting firewood. Synonyms gather, save, assemble, heap, accumulate, aggregate, amass, stockpile, hoard in the sense of esteem Definition to have great respect or high regard for (someone) a scholar whom he highly esteemed Synonyms respect, admire, think highly of, like, love, value, prize, honour, treasure, cherish, revere, reverence, be fond of, venerate, regard highly, take off your hat to in the sense of fortune Definition wealth or material prosperity He made his fortune in car sales. Synonyms wealth, means, property, riches, resources, assets, pile (informal), possessions, treasure, prosperity, mint, gold mine, wad (US, Canadian, slang), affluence, opulence, tidy sum (informal) in the sense of garner Definition to collect or gather His priceless collection of Chinese art was garnered over three decades. Synonyms collect, assemble, gather, accumulate, save, husband, store, reserve, treasure, amass, stockpile, hoard, put by, stow away, lay in or up in the sense of gem Definition a person or thing regarded as precious or special Castel Clara was a gem of a hotel. Synonyms treasure, pick, prize, jewel, flower, pearl, masterpiece, paragon, humdinger (slang), taonga (New Zealand) in the sense of husband Definition to use (resources, finances, etc.) economically Husbanding precious resources was part of rural life. Synonyms conserve, budget, use sparingly, save, store, hoard, economize on, use economically, manage thriftily in the sense of idolize Definition to love or admire excessively Naomi idolized her father as she was growing up. Synonyms worship, love, adore, admire, revere, glorify, exalt, look up to, venerate, hero-worship, deify, bow down before, dote upon, apotheosize, worship to excess, reverence in the sense of jewel Definition a person or thing regarded as precious or special Barbados is a perfect jewel of an island. Synonyms treasure, wonder, prize, darling, pearl, gem, paragon, pride and joy, taonga (New Zealand) in the sense of love Definition to have passionate desire for someone We love each other, and we want to spend our lives together. Synonyms adore, care for, treasure, cherish, prize, worship, be devoted to, be attached to, be in love with, dote on, hold dear, think the world of, idolize, feel affection for, have affection for, adulate, LUV Additional synonyms in the sense of money Definition the official currency, in the form of banknotes or coins, issued by a government A lot of money that you pay goes back to the distributor. Synonyms cash, funds, capital, currency, wealth, hard cash, green (slang), readies (informal), riches, necessary (old-fashioned), silver, bread (slang), coin, tin (slang), brass (NorthernEngland, dialect), loot (informal), dough (slang), rhino (British, slang, old-fashioned), the ready (informal), banknotes, dosh (British, Australian, slang), lolly (British, slang), the wherewithal, legal tender, megabucks (US, Canadian, slang), needful (informal), specie, shekels (informal), wonga (slang), dibs (slang), filthy lucre (facetious), moolah (slang), ackers (slang), gelt (slang, US), spondulicks (slang, rare), pelf (archaic), mazuma (slang, US), kembla (Australian, slang) in the sense of paragon Definition a model of perfection She was a paragon of neatness and efficiency.He was not a paragon. He could never be perfect. Synonyms model, standard, pattern, ideal, criterion, norm, jewel, masterpiece, prototype, paradigm, archetype, epitome, exemplar, apotheosis, quintessence, nonesuch (archaic), nonpareil, best or greatest thing since sliced bread (informal), cynosure in the sense of revere Definition to be in awe of and respect deeply Those who support him revere him. Synonyms be in awe of, respect, honour, worship, adore, reverence, exalt, look up to, defer to, venerate, have a high opinion of, put on a pedestal, think highly of in the sense of salt away Definition to hoard or save (money) for the future Synonyms save, bank, hide, accumulate, lay in, amass, stockpile, cache, lay by, lay up, put by, stash away (informal), save for a rainy day, hoard up in the sense of save Definition to avoid the spending, waste, or loss of (something) I thought we were saving money for a holiday. Synonyms keep, reserve, set aside, store, collect, gather, hold, hoard, hide away, lay by, put by, salt away, treasure up, keep up your sleeve (informal), put aside for a rainy day in the sense of value Definition to hold (someone or something) in high regard Do you value your best friend enough? Synonyms appreciate, rate (slang), prize, regard highly, respect, admire, treasure, esteem, cherish, think much of, hold dear, have a high opinion of, set store by, hold in high regard or esteem in the sense of venerate Definition to hold (someone) in deep respect My father venerated the African gods with offerings and prayers. Synonyms respect, honour, esteem, revere, worship, adore, reverence, look up to, hold in awe in the sense of wealth Definition the state of being rich The discovery of oil brought untold wealth to the island. Synonyms riches, fortune, prosperity, affluence, goods, means, money, funds, property, cash, resources, substance, possessions, big money, big bucks (informal, US), opulence, top dollar (informal), megabucks (US, Canadian, slang), lucre, wonga (slang), pelf (archaic) in the sense of work of art Definition a piece of fine art, such as a painting or sculpture a collection of works of art of international importance Synonyms masterpiece, magnum opus, master work in the sense of worship Definition to show profound religious devotion to (one's god), for example by praying people who still worship the pagan gods Synonyms revere, praise, respect, honour, adore, glorify, reverence, exalt, laud (literary), pray to, venerate, deify, adulate
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