treasure

英['treʒə]美['treʒə]

n.[C]
1.金银财宝，珍宝；财富
2.积聚的钱财
3.珍品；珍藏品
4.【口】最可爱的人，难得的人；宝贝（用以称呼孩子或姑娘）；珍贵物
v.[T]
1.珍爱，珍视
2.储存；珍藏；秘藏
3.铭记

同：	[n.] gem, hoarded wealth [v.] appreciate, care for, hold dear, prize

There Baumbich found a photograph of a chubby toddler opening a treasure chest -- out of which flew butterflies.
在那儿，她看到了一张照片，照片上一个胖乎乎的小孩正打开一个珠宝盒，从盒子中飞出了蝴蝶。收藏
Karl Marx's works are the treasure of the revolutionary peoples.
卡尔·马克思的著作是革命人民的宝贵财富。收藏
The fact that the examiner of that morning had failed to publish his treasure-hunting article did not dash his spirits
《检验者》那天早上没有刊载他的探宝故事，可那并没有叫他泄气。收藏
It is the biggest bronzeware unearthed in China and is a treasure in the world's bronzeware collection.
它不仅是我国目前出土青铜器中最大的一件，而且也是世界青铜器中罕见的精品。收藏
It is a treasure of national cultures and the cornerstone of human artistic civilization.
它是各国民族文化的瑰宝,更是人类艺术文明的基石。收藏

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accumulated wealth in the form of money or jewels etc.
- the pirates hid their treasure on a small island in the West Indies
[同] hoarded wealth, treasure
art highly prized for its beauty or perfection
[同] gem, treasure

hold dear
- I prize these old photographs
[同] appreciate, prize, treasure, value
be fond of; be attached to
[同] hold dear, care for, treasure, cherish

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