treasure

wealth(财富)

1. B2Uncountable(不可数名词)

   Very valuable items, typically stored as precious metals, gems, or currency.

   财宝；珍宝

   • Pirate tales often revolve around the quest for buried treasure.

     海盗故事通常围绕着寻找埋藏的宝藏。

   • Explorers discovered unimaginable treasure within the ancient tomb.

     探险家在古墓中发现了难以想象的宝藏。

   • They dreamt of finding sunken treasure at the bottom of the sea.

     他们梦想在海底找到沉没的宝藏。

person(人)

1. Countable(可数名词)informal(非正式)

   A person who is exceptionally helpful and valuable to you.

   宝贵的人

   • Mary was a great help when I moved - she was an absolute treasure.

     Mary在我搬家时帮了大忙——她绝对是个宝贝。

   • The team is so lucky to have such a capable member; he's a real treasure.

     团队很幸运有这样一位能干的成员；他真是个宝藏。

   • My colleagues proved to be treasures when working on this project.

     我的同事们在处理这个项目时证明了自己是宝贝。

2. Countable(可数名词)old-fashioned(过时)

   A term of endearment, especially for a child.

   （尤指对小孩的）亲昵称呼；宝贝

   • Don't worry, treasure, everything will be alright.

     别担心，宝贝，一切都会没事的。

   • Come on, treasure, let's go to the park together.

     来吧，宝贝，我们一起去公园。

   • Good night, treasure, have sweet dreams.

     晚安，宝贝，祝你有个美梦。

1. C2Transitive(及物动词)

   To cherish something with great care due to love or perceived value.

   珍爱；珍惜；珍藏

   • She will always treasure the memories of their seaside vacation.

     她将永远珍惜他们在海边度假的回忆。

   • I treasure this necklace that my grandmother gave me.

     我珍惜这条祖母送给我的项链。

   • He treasures the old book as if it were a precious gem.

     他珍惜这本旧书，就像它是一颗珍贵的宝石。