Synonym: abundance, accumulation, adore, appreciate, assets, cherish, collection, fortune, idolize, prize, store, wealth, worship. Similar words: treasurer, pleasure, measured, measure up, measure out, measurement, measure up to, embrasure. Meaning: ['treʒə(r)] n. 1. accumulated wealth in the form of money or jewels etc. 2. art highly prized for its beauty or perfection 3. any possession that is highly valued by its owner 4. a collection of precious things. v. 1. hold dear 2. be fond of; be attached to.
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271. I want to know what you know about the treasure of the Knights Templar.
272. Back in carpenter's shop, the first tree was not carved into a treasure chest.
273. Unfold it to uncover a treasure chest full of educational activities for baby's experience.
274. In the box was another treasure, remarkably untouched: our nativity set.
275. Don't be to learn . Knowledge is weightless, a treasure always carry easily.
276. " Along with Mr. Li's treasure chest , " put in Hung - chien .
277. These all are the Chinese literature treasure house precious inheritances.
278. The sea is a treasure house of minerals and food.
279. Treasure enough to stage the last great victory celebration,(Sentencedict.com) 35 days of non - stop games and partying.
280. It means that all that treasure is only a boat ride away.
281. Practice is the key to the treasure house of knowledge.
282. Climb to the treasure house of blessing on the ladder made of divine promises.
283. These can be a treasure trove for this type of information.
284. Motorbikes, spare car parts, clothes and make - up were all taken in a crazed treasure hunt.
285. Sachet sewn inside the gourd into the gourd seeds, also considered almighty treasure of ear protection.
286. Treasure your uniqueness . It is a gift given only to you!
287. The third section is eastern part, namely east of Uygur Thurn lake treasure blue - Louck woods area.
288. Iced fruit jelly, watermelon with fruit, caramelized apple and eight - treasure rice pudding.
More similar words: treasurer, pleasure, measured, measure up, measure out, measurement, measure up to, embrasure, treason, reassuring, sure, surety, assure, ensure, for sure, tread, treat, leisure, stream, treaty, streak, composure, make sure, exposure, to be sure, pressure, get ready, outreach, retreat, entreat.