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Definition of cherishable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
valuableRare worth keeping because it is specialRare
- The old photo album is cherishable.
- Her cherishable memories brought tears to her eyes.
- The antique vase is a cherishable heirloom.
Origin of cherishable
Old French, cherir (to cherish) + -able (capable of)
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- French:précieux, ...
- German:bewahrenswert, ...
- Italian:prezioso, ...
- Spanish:apreciable, ...
- Portuguese:precioso, ...
- Chinese:值得珍藏的, ...
- Japanese:大切にする価値のある, ...
- Arabic:قابِل لِلاِحْتِفاظ, ...
- Hebrew:רָאוּי לִשְׁמִירָה, ...
- Russian:драгоценный, ...
- Ukrainian:цінний, ...
- Hindi:सहेजने योग्य, ...
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