treasured
[ˈtreʒəd]

adj.

宝贵的，珍贵的；

v.

重视( treasure的过去式和过去分词 )；珍惜；珍视；珍爱

双语释义

n.(名词)

1. [U]金银财宝; 宝藏 wealth in the form of gold silver, jewels, etc.
2. [C]珍宝,贵重物品 a very valuable object
3. [C]不可多得的人才 a person considered very precious

v.(动词)

1. vt. 重视; 珍惜 value highly

英英释义

treasured

• adj.characterized by feeling or showing fond affection for

  "a treasured heirloom"

  同义词：cherishedpreciouswanted

词汇搭配

用作名词 (n.)动词+～

• collect treasure收集珍品
• dig treasure挖掘财宝

形容词+～

• priceless treasure无价的珍品
• national treasures国宝

用作动词 (v.)～+名词

• treasure sb's friendship珍视某人的友情
• treasure sb's letters把信看得非常宝贵
• treasure manpower and material resources珍惜人力物力
• treasure the memory记住此情景
• treasure the watch珍爱那只表

～+副词

• treasure up铭记; 珍藏
• treasure up this happy time铭记这幸福的时刻
• treasure up stamps珍藏邮票

词组短语

treasure house n. 宝库；宝藏室

priceless treasure无价之宝

treasure trove n. 无主珍宝，无主埋藏物

buried treasure宝藏；埋葬的宝藏；藏宝

treasure chest财宝箱；宝库

treasure map藏宝图

treasure hunt寻宝游戏；寻找珍宝

treasure up铭记，珍藏

treasure hunter炸弹矿工；寻宝猎人

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双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. A nation's treasure is in its scholars.
   学者是国家的财富。
2. This museum has many art treasures.
   这家博物馆收藏了许多艺术珍品。
3. They went to the cave in quest of hidden treasure.
   他们到山洞去寻找宝藏。

用作及物动词(vt.)

1. I shall always treasure the memory of our meetings.
   我将永远记住我们相聚的情景。
2. To treasure what you have is actually the beginning to own everything.
   珍惜,是拥有一切的开始。

权威例句

Treasured objects in school-aged children
Treasured Object Use—A Cognitive and Developmental Marker
Theranostics: A treasured tailor for tomorrow
Treasured possessions and their meanings in adolescent males and females.
A Treasured Treasurer: BMA Treasurer Steps Down With BMA's Finances Strong
I Like Being Married: Treasured Traditions, Rituals, and Stories
From trashed to treasured: A grounded theory analysis of the found object
What Is Measured Is Treasured: The Impact of the No Child Left Behind Act on Nonassessed Subjects
Traditional Chinese medicine: a treasured natural resource of anticancer drug research and development
Public perception as support for scenic quality regulation in a nationally treasured landscape