Definition
Definition of treasuring - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
emotionRare having great sentimental value or importanceRare
- The treasuring gift was passed down through generations.
- The treasuring heirloom was cherished by the family.
- Her treasuring memories were captured in a diary.
Origin of treasuring
Old English, tresor (treasure)
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- French:précieux, ...
- German:wertvoll, ...
- Italian:prezioso, ...
- Spanish:preciado, ...
- Portuguese:precioso, ...
- Chinese:珍贵的, ...
- Japanese:大切な, ...
- Arabic:عزيز, ...
- Hebrew:יָקָר, ...
- Russian:драгоценный, ...
- Ukrainian:цінний, ...
- Hindi:भावनात्मक, ...
Definition of treasure - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
cherishregard with great affection
- He treasures every moment spent with his family..
2.
safekeepingstore something valuable in a safe place
- He treasures his savings in a secure account.
Noun
1.
wealthstored collection of valuable items
- The pirates hid their treasure on a deserted island..
2.
valueperson or thing that is highly valued
- Grandma's old clock is a family treasure.
Images of treasure
stored collection of valuable items
Expressions with treasure
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ship used to transport valuable items
The treasure ship carried gold and jewels across the ocean..
rich source of something valuable
Her mind is a treasure trove of ideas.
something valuable hidden or not obvious
The old book turned out to be a treasure in disguise.
valuable items hidden underground or underwater
The pirates searched for buried treasure on the island.
box containing valuable items like jewels or gold
The pirates buried the treasure chest on a deserted island..
game where players find hidden objects using clues
We organized a treasure hunt for the kids at the party.
person seeking hidden or lost treasures
As a treasure hunter, she explored ancient ruins for artifacts.
map showing where treasure is hidden
The pirates followed the treasure map to the island.
valuable objects or money secretly placed where people cannot easily find them
They searched the island for hidden treasure after hearing the old legend.
person or object valued by a nation
The ancient temple is considered a national treasure.
place where treasures are kept
The museum is a treasure house of ancient artifacts.
source of abundant knowledge
Her mind is a treasure trove of information on ancient history.
line of hair from pubic area to navel
He showed off his treasure trail at the beach.
flowering plant from southern Africa with bright orange petals
The treasure flower blooms in the garden every spring.
Origin of treasure
Greek, thesauros (storehouse)
Examples of treasure in a sentence
They treasure their time together every summer. She treasures her grandmother's letters in a special box. They treasure their family heirlooms in a hidden vault. The museum displayed a treasure of ancient artifacts. She found a hidden treasure in her grandmother's attic. The painting was a national treasure.
Her kindness is a true treasure.
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- French:chérir, trésor, ...
- German:schätzen, Schatz, ...
- Italian:apprezzare, tesoro, ...
- Spanish:valorar, tesoro, ...
- Portuguese:valorizar, tesouro, ...
- Chinese:珍惜, 宝藏, ...
- Japanese:大事にする, 宝物, ...
- Arabic:اِعْتَزَّ, كَنْز, ...
- Hebrew:לְהוֹקִיר, אוֹצָר, ...
- Russian:дорожить, сокровище, ...
- Ukrainian:цінувати, скарб, ...
- Hindi:संजोना, खजाना, ...
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