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11Treasure — (engl., spr. tresch r), Schatz; Treasurer, Schatzmeister; Treasury, Schatzamt, Finanzministerium; Treasury note, Schatzschein, Kassenbillett …
12treasure up — index hoard Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
13treasure — vb prize, value, *appreciate, cherish Analogous words: esteem, respect, regard, admire (see under REGARD n): *revere, reverence, venerate: *save, preserve, conserve …
14treasure — [trezh′ər] n. [ME tresoure < OFr tresor < L thesaurus: see THESAURUS] 1. accumulated or stored wealth, esp. in the form of money, precious metals, jewels, etc. 2. any person or thing considered very valuable vt. treasured, treasuring 1. to… …
15treasure — 01. The boys are digging holes all over the backyard, convinced that they will find pirate [treasure]. 02. The young girl [treasured] the letter she received from her favorite movie star. 03. Divers have recovered over a million dollars worth of… …
16treasure — {{11}}treasure (n.) mid 12c., from O.Fr. tresor treasury, treasure (11c.), from Gallo Romance *tresaurus, from L. thesaurus treasury, treasure (Cf. Sp., It. tesoro), from Gk. thesauros store, treasure, treasure house (see THESAURUS (Cf.… …
17treasure — n. 1) an art treasure 2) a priceless; real treasure 3) (a) buried; sunken treasure (to find buried/a buried treasure; to raise sunken treasure from the bottom of the sea) * * * [ treʒə] real treasure sunken treasure (to find buried/a buried… …
18treasure — I UK [ˈtreʒə(r)] / US [ˈtreʒər] noun Word forms treasure : singular treasure plural treasures ** 1) a) [uncountable] a collection of valuable things, especially jewels or gold and silver objects. In stories, treasure is often stored in a treasure …
19Treasure — Die K.K. Treasure (jap. 株式会社トレジャー, Kabushiki gaisha Toreshā, engl. Treasure Co., Ltd.) ist ein japanischer Videospielentwickler, der am 19. Juni 1992 von früheren Konami Mitarbeitern gegründet wurde. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Geschichte 1.1 Vor der… …
20treasure — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun 1 collection of very valuable objects ADJECTIVE ▪ buried, hidden, lost, sunken ▪ pirate, royal ▪ vast …
