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Meanings of treasure in English

Russian
кладоискательство
Portuguese
tesouro
Spanish
atesorar
Catalan
tresor
Wikidata

Concentration of riches.

Related terms
кладоискательство
Portuguese
apreciar
Catalan
avaluar
Spanish
atesorar

Hold dear.

apreciar
Portuguese
acalentar
Catalan
voler
Spanish
apreciar

Be fond of; be attached to.

acalentar
Portuguese
tesouro
Catalan
tresor
Spanish
tesoro

Accumulated wealth in the form of money or jewels etc.

tesouro
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Examples for "cherish"
Examples for "cherish"
1
As a very important source of strength and security, cherish public credit.
The 5000 year leap: a miracle that changed the world
2
Enjoy amazing savings while you create wonderful new memories you'll cherish forever.
News.com.au
3
Proper cineastes cherish great cinematographers almost as much as they value directors.
The Irish Times
4
Portia's courage that afternoon simply made him want to cherish her more.
The devil she knows
5
The Carrow Road crowd will cherish this memory for years to come.
The Guardian
1
Scotland has a different system of free personal care for elderly people.
The Guardian
2
The ED, however, is often the site of care for nonurgent conditions.
Pubmed
3
New Zealand is well prepared to care for Ebola patients, he said.
Radio NZ
4
Aim: Identifying the best care for a patient can be extremely challenging.
Pubmed
5
Conclusions: New standards of care for the melanoma patient have been established.
Pubmed
1
All the institutions of our society that we hold dear are collapsing.
The Irish Times
2
I talked about honesty, integrity, gratitude, and other things I hold dear.
The last lecture
3
Like so many of the gods that Americans hold dear, a foreigner.
American Gods
4
Tonight America is stronger because of the values that we hold dear.
State of the Union Addresses
5
By everything you hold dear, my child, do nothing of the sort!
The Gods are Athirst
Usage of treasure in English
1
One small stand held a South African treasure that certainly needs reporting.
The South African
2
Spain and Portugal have treasure flowing in every year from the Americas.
Wolf hall
3
From this vantage point, you can appreciate fully this unique natural treasure.
The South African
4
Photo: supplied When did Americans started calling Mavis Staples a national treasure?
Radio NZ
5
I'm a living national treasure according to the National Trust of Australia.
News.com.au
6
The treasure had been found in the ruins of the Temple Deir-el-Bahari.
The Hawk of Egypt
7
The carriage and the treasure they did bring back; but not Clotilde.
Historic Tales: The Romance of Reality. Vol. 06 (of 15), French
8
The treasure is beyond your reach; it may fall to my hand.
Daughter of the Sun / A Tale of Adventure
9
No; I mean about the treasure being still on board the ship.
Tom Swift and His Submarine Boat; Or, Under the Ocean for Sunken...
10
At what cost? In other words, how much do we treasure privacy?
The Guardian
11
I heard every word you said, Julie, and I'll treasure them always.
The bay at midnight
12
The lands were resumed; but the treasure was not so easily obtained.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 1
13
The animals on the sofa reacted to that ring-tailed treasure with interest.
Breathless
14
And so I treasure the fact that I was Secretary of State.
Feminist dot com
15
Rosalind didn't believe the stories of ghosts and treasure for a moment.
The spurned viscountess
16
Now I think it's clear that he was speaking of the treasure!
The hangman's daughter
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