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Meanings of
precious stone
in English
Portuguese
jóia
Catalan
gemma
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A precious or semiprecious stone incorporated into a piece of jewelry.
jewel
gem
Portuguese
jóia
Usage of
precious stone
in English
1
A mere crystal of carbon, yet the most
precious
stone
on earth.
2
Follow me, and you can pay your respects to your
precious
stone
.
3
Warmed by the friction, the
precious
stone
became converted into a magnet.
4
There were chairs of ebony and ivory, beds inlaid with
precious
stone
.
5
But I shall never wear a
precious
stone
again, if I live.
6
You were in Eden, the garden of God; every
precious
stone
adorned you:
7
He wore a huge ring with a
precious
stone
in it.
8
All that is gathered under the ground there is gem and
precious
stone
.
9
The most
precious
stone
,
you know, must be cut and polished.
10
But where a
precious
stone
will take lustre a pumice stone will crumble.
11
As a massy vessel of gold, adorned with every
precious
stone
.
12
The hue of every
precious
stone
is found in the colors of the Andes.
13
In reality, she runs all of Thailand's
precious
stone
rackets.
14
A
precious
stone
,
right, from Laos or Burma or something?
15
The stone he has with
him
-
the
precious
stone
of Saul.
16
Shattered delicate glass artwork, fragments of precious ceramics, paintings, busts carved in
precious
stone
.
Other examples for "precious stone"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
precious
stone
precious
Adjective
Noun
Translations for
precious stone
Portuguese
jóia
gema
pedra preciosa
joia
Catalan
gemma
pedra preciosa
Precious stone
through the time
Precious stone
across language varieties
United Kingdom
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