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1 treasure
1. noun1) Schatz, der; Kostbarkeit, die2. transitive verbin Ehren halten; die Erinnerung bewahren an (+ Dat.)* * *['treʒə] 1. noun1) (a store of money, gold, jewels etc: The miser kept a secret hoard of treasure; ( also adjective) a treasure chest.) der Schatz;Schatz-...2) (something very valuable: Our babysitter is a real treasure!) die Perle2. verb2) (to keep (something) carefully because one values it: I treasure the book you gave me.) in Ehren halten•- academic.ru/119161/treasured">treasured- treasurer* * *treas·ure[ˈtreʒəʳ, AM -ɚ]I. nburied \treasure vergrabener Schatz2. (valuables)▪ \treasures pl Schätze pl, Kostbarkeiten pl, Reichtümer plart \treasures Kunstschätze plshe is an absolute \treasure! sie ist ein richtiger Schatz!II. vt▪ to \treasure sth etw [hoch]schätzento \treasure the memory/memories of sb/sth die Erinnerung[en] an jdn/etw bewahren* * *['treZə(r)]1. n (lit)Schatz m; (fig also) Kostbarkeit f; (= dear person) Schatz mshe's a real treasure — sie ist eine Perle or ein Juwel nt
2. vt(hoch) schätzen, zu schätzen wissenhe really treasures his books — seine Bücher bedeuten ihm sehr viel
I shall treasure this memory — ich werde das in lieber Erinnerung behalten
* * *A s1. Schatz m:treasure of gold Goldschatz;treasures of the soil Bodenschätze2. Reichtum m, Reichtümer pl, Schätze pl3. fig Schatz m, Kostbarkeit f:this book is my chief treasure dieses Buch ist mein größter Schatz5. umg Schatz m, Liebling mB v/ta) (hoch) schätzen,b) hegen, hüten:treasure sb’s memory jemandes Andenken bewahren oder in Ehren halten* * *1. noun1) Schatz, der; Kostbarkeit, die2. transitive verbin Ehren halten; die Erinnerung bewahren an (+ Dat.)* * *v.hegen v.pflegen v. n.Hort -e m.Kleinod -e n.Kostbarkeit f.Schatz -¨e m. -
2 hoard
1. noun1) (store laid by) Vorrat, der2. transitive verbmake/collect a hoard of something — etwas horten
hoard [up] — horten [Geld, Brennmaterial, Lebensmittel usw.]; hamstern [Lebensmittel]
* * *[ho:d] 1. noun(a (sometimes hidden) store (of treasure, food etc): When she was supposed to be on a diet she secretly kept a hoard of potato crisps in a cupboard.) der Vorrat2. verb(to store up or keep large quantities of (something), often in secret: His mother told him to stop hoarding old newspapers.) horten- academic.ru/35108/hoarder">hoarder* * *[hɔ:d, AM hɔ:rd]\hoard [of weapons] Waffenlager ntII. vtIII. vi Vorräte anlegen* * *[hɔːd]1. nVorrat m; (= treasure) Schatz mhoard of money — Schatz m, gehortetes Geld
2. vtfood etc hamstern; money, supplies, weapons horten; information zusammentragen* * *A sa) Hort m, Schatz mb) Vorrat m (of an dat)C v/i hamstern, sich Vorräte anlegen* * *1. noun1) (store laid by) Vorrat, der2. transitive verbmake/collect a hoard of something — etwas horten
hoard [up] — horten [Geld, Brennmaterial, Lebensmittel usw.]; hamstern [Lebensmittel]
* * *n.Schatz -¨e m.Vorrat -¨e m. v.anhäufen v.hamstern v.horten v.sich Vorräte anlegen ausdr. -
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4 hoard
[hɔ:d, Am hɔ:rd] n\hoard [of weapons] Waffenlager nt vt
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