treasuring
present participle oftreasure
treasure
verb[T]
uk/ˈtreʒ.ər/us/ˈtreʒ.ɚ/C2
to takegreatcareof something because youloveit orconsiderit veryvaluable:
I will always treasure thosememoriesof mydad.
Thispenthat mygrandfathergave me is one of my most treasuredpossessions.
Loving and in love
- absence
- absence makes the heart grow fonderidiom
- adore
- adoring
- adoringly
- adorkable
- dotty
- endearment
- ever-loving
- fall forsomeone
- fall in loveidiom
- lurve
- madly
- moon
- moon oversomeone/something
- pash
- shine
- steal
- treasure
- worship
Examplesoftreasuring
treasuring
In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.
The museum is devoted, at least in part, totreasuringobjects connected with cinematography as well as with photography.
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The experience oftreasuringfreedom is often alien to them.
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This is a clear demonstration that regiments such as the engineers greatly contribute to the quality of civilian life and is well worthtreasuring.
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The object was, of course, to try to achieve a fair balance between the needs of agriculture and the desirability ofconserving andtreasuringour natural and wildlife resources.
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The language used by the women makes reference totreasuringeach coven member as part of the sisterhood.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.From poets to storytellers the experience is alwaystreasuringeven if your piece is not the most worthy of the panel.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.A ruler should be in close proximity to talented people,treasuringtalents and seeking their counsel frequently.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.Withouttreasuringbeyond measure the absolute value of planning in organizing the national economy, experience has shown the superiority of plan-based state intervention over that left to chance....
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- turn the air blue
- turn-the-air-blue
- turn the clock back
- turn-the-clock-back
- turn the clocks back
- turn-the-clocks-back
- turn the clocks forward
- turn-the-clocks-forward
- turn the corner
- turn-the-corner
- turn the other cheek
- turn-the-other-cheek
- turn-the-spotlight-on
- turn the spotlight on something
- turn the spotlight on sth
- turn-the-spotlight-on-sth
- turn the tables
- turn-the-tables
- turn-the-tables-on
- turn the tables on sb
- turn-the-tables-on-sb
- turn the tables on someone
- turn-to
- turn to dust
- turn-to-dust