I. treasure [美 ˈtrɛʒər, 英 ˈtrɛʒə] 名词
1. treasure U (hoard of wealth):
2. treasure C (sth valuable, prized):
II. treasure [美 ˈtrɛʒər, 英 ˈtrɛʒə] 动词 trans
1. treasure (value greatly):
I. treasure [ˈtreʒəʳ, 美 -ɚ] 名词
I. treasure [ˈtreʒ·ər] 名词
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| we | treasure |
| you | treasure |
| they | treasure |
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| I | have | treasured |
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| you | have | treasured |
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| we | have | treasured |
| you | have | treasured |
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| I | had | treasured |
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| you | had | treasured |
| he/she/it | had | treasured |
| we | had | treasured |
| you | had | treasured |
| they | had | treasured |
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While one small ship manages to get away, they never reach land and the secret of the treasure is lost.
en.wikipedia.org Although the maids thought there was a treasure in the crate, they in fact found a baby boy inside.
en.wikipedia.org They must find all four kinds of pirate treasure to win.
en.wikipedia.org They dared to break, or at least bend, some of the habits that so often make a prison of a society crammed with treasures.
en.wikipedia.org He then emerges on a large room in the cave which holds vast amounts of treasure.
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