English to Hmong Meaning of treasure - cov khoom muaj nqis

Treasure :

cov khoom muaj nqis

noun

cov khoom muaj nqis, nyiaj, hmoov zoo, nyiam, tej kev ntshaw

verb

nteg nyob rau hauv, cov khoom muaj nqis, cia, khw, teem los ntawm, Tshuag, sib sau ua ke, pawg, txhuam

Treasure :: cov khoom muaj nqisTreasured :: treasuredTreasures :: treasuresTreasuring :: treasuring

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Definitions of treasure in English

Noun(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
Verb(1) hold dear(2) be fond of; be attached to

Examples of treasure in English

(1) He arrived back in England with very valuable treasure and the distinction of being the first Englishman to circumnavigate the globe.(2) He drew it back, cradling it like precious treasure .(3) They laugh about finding a pirate's treasure and sharing the wealth.(4) That also got me to read her blog, which is a real treasure .(5) Those who travelled to Ireland may well have sought the protection of their castle at Dundrum and, perhaps, buried their most valuable treasure there.(6) Oliver's been a real treasure and has loosely formed a routine for both day and night.(7) I will always treasure my favourite motorcycling footage on bike with Steve for his record breaking lap at the TT.(8) So now it's just us who have to take a long hard look at whether our use of time and money is laying up treasure in this world or in heaven.(9) Actually, if God provides you with even one in this life, it's a real treasure in my opinion.(10) He had always sort of imagined love, a fact he guarded more carefully than the most precious of his treasure .(11) After all, these treasures are literally priceless, and the dome has a bit of a bad track record when it comes to guarding treasure - remember the diamond heist?(12) Passes will have to go to hand, ball will not have to be turned over and the side will need to treasure the ball more carefully than they are at present.(13) He's a national treasure and I just love the guy.(14) The Vatican's treasure of solid gold has been estimated by the United Nations World Magazine to amount to several billion dollars.(15) It's a real treasure of ensemble acting, as every performance not only fulfills the purpose needed for each scene, but they all seem to be working off of each other.(16) Although exhilarating to open it's not a Christmas present that you'll treasure forever.

Related Phrases of treasure

(1) treasure chest ::

khoom muaj nqis siab

(2) treasure hunt ::

cov khoom muaj nqis mus yos hav zoov

(3) treasure hunter ::

cov khoom muaj nqis saib xyuas?

(4) buried treasure ::

faus cov khoom muaj nqis

(5) treasure trove ::

cov khoom muaj nqis trove

(6) hidden treasure ::

thaum cov khoom muaj nqis

(7) treasure map ::

cov khoom muaj nqis hauv daim ntawv qhia

(8) national treasure ::

lub teb chaws cov khoom muaj nqis

(9) treasure house ::

cov khoom muaj nqis tsev

(10) treasure island ::

cov khoom muaj nqis kob

Related Phrases of treasure

(1) treasure chest ::

khoom muaj nqis siab

(2) treasure hunt ::

cov khoom muaj nqis mus yos hav zoov

(3) treasure hunter ::

cov khoom muaj nqis saib xyuas?

(4) buried treasure ::

faus cov khoom muaj nqis

(5) treasure trove ::

cov khoom muaj nqis trove

(6) hidden treasure ::

thaum cov khoom muaj nqis

(7) treasure map ::

cov khoom muaj nqis hauv daim ntawv qhia

(8) national treasure ::

lub teb chaws cov khoom muaj nqis

(9) treasure house ::

cov khoom muaj nqis tsev

(10) treasure island ::

cov khoom muaj nqis kob

Synonyms

Noun

1. riches ::

riches

2. valuable object ::

nqi khoom

3. paragon ::

Paragon

4. gem ::

lub pov haum

Verb

5. cherish ::

cherish

6. prize ::

nqi zog

7. care for ::

Different Forms

treasure, treasured, treasures, treasuring

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