英语词汇precious怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

pre·cious

BrE

/ˈpreʃəs/

NAmE

/ˈpreʃəs/

adjective

rare and worth a lot of money 珍奇的；珍稀的

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a precious vase 稀世花瓶

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The crown was set with precious jewels—diamonds, rubies and emeralds. 王冠上镶嵌着稀世宝石，有钻石、红宝石和绿宝石。

➡ see also

precious metal

precious stone

valuableprecious ⬥ priceless ⬥ irreplaceable

These words all describe sth that is worth a lot of money or very important to sb. 以上各词均用以形容物品值钱、宝贵。

valuable worth a lot of money 指值钱的、贵重的：◆The thieves took three pieces of valuable jewellery. 窃贼盗走了三件贵重的首饰。
precious rare and worth a lot of money; loved or valued very much 指珍稀的、珍贵的、宝贵的：◆a precious Chinese vase, valued at half a million pounds 价值 50 万英镑的稀世中国花瓶◆precious memories of our time together 我们共度时光的珍贵回忆
priceless extremely valuable; loved or valued very much 指无价的、极珍贵的、极宝贵的：◆a priceless collection of antiques 价值连城的古文物收藏
irreplaceable too valuable or special to be replaced 指因贵重或独特而不能替代的

Patterns

valuable/precious/priceless/irreplaceable possessions
valuable/precious/priceless antiques/jewels/jewellery

valuable or important and not to be wasted 宝贵的；珍贵的

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Clean water is a precious commodity in that part of the world. 在世界的那个地方，洁净的水是宝贵的东西。

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You're wasting precious time! 你在浪费宝贵的时间！

loved or valued very much 受珍爱的；被珍惜的

SYN

treasured

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precious memories/possessions

珍贵的回忆/财物

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only before noun

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informal

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used to show you are angry that another person thinks sth is very important （表示气愤）宝贝似的

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I didn't touch your precious car! 我没碰你那辆宝贝车！

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disapproving

) (especially of people and their behaviour 尤指人及其行为) very formal, exaggerated and not natural in what you say and do 道貌岸然的；矫揉造作的

SYN

affected

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pre·cious·ness

BrE

/ˈpreʃəsnəs/

NAmE

/ˈpreʃəsnəs/

noun

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the preciousness of an old friendship 悠久友谊的可贵

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His writings reveal an unattractive preciousness of style. 他的文章流露出不讨好的做作风格。

➡ see also

preciosity

单词	precious
释义	adjective adverb pre·ciousBrE /ˈpreʃəs/NAmE /ˈpreʃəs/ adjectiverare and worth a lot of money 珍奇的；珍稀的◆a precious vase 稀世花瓶◆The crown was set with precious jewels—diamonds, rubies and emeralds. 王冠上镶嵌着稀世宝石，有钻石、红宝石和绿宝石。 ➡ see also precious metal, precious stone valuableprecious ⬥ priceless ⬥ irreplaceable These words all describe sth that is worth a lot of money or very important to sb. 以上各词均用以形容物品值钱、宝贵。 valuable worth a lot of money 指值钱的、贵重的：◆The thieves took three pieces of valuable jewellery. 窃贼盗走了三件贵重的首饰。 precious rare and worth a lot of money; loved or valued very much 指珍稀的、珍贵的、宝贵的：◆a precious Chinese vase, valued at half a million pounds 价值 50 万英镑的稀世中国花瓶◆precious memories of our time together 我们共度时光的珍贵回忆 priceless extremely valuable; loved or valued very much 指无价的、极珍贵的、极宝贵的：◆a priceless collection of antiques 价值连城的古文物收藏 irreplaceable too valuable or special to be replaced 指因贵重或独特而不能替代的 Patterns valuable/precious/priceless/irreplaceable possessions valuable/precious/priceless antiques/jewels/jewellery valuable or important and not to be wasted 宝贵的；珍贵的◆Clean water is a precious commodity in that part of the world. 在世界的那个地方，洁净的水是宝贵的东西。◆You're wasting precious time! 你在浪费宝贵的时间！loved or valued very much 受珍爱的；被珍惜的 SYN treasured ◆precious memories/possessions 珍贵的回忆/财物 [only before noun] (informal) used to show you are angry that another person thinks sth is very important （表示气愤）宝贝似的◆I didn't touch your precious car! 我没碰你那辆宝贝车！(disapproving) (especially of people and their behaviour 尤指人及其行为) very formal, exaggerated and not natural in what you say and do 道貌岸然的；矫揉造作的 SYN affected ▸ pre·cious·ness BrE /ˈpreʃəsnəs/NAmE /ˈpreʃəsnəs/ noun [U] ◆the preciousness of an old friendship 悠久友谊的可贵◆His writings reveal an unattractive preciousness of style. 他的文章流露出不讨好的做作风格。 ➡ see also preciosity pre·ciousBrE /ˈpreʃəs/NAmE /ˈpreʃəs/ adverb(informal) ~ little/fewused to emphasize the fact that there is very little of sth or that there are very few of sth （强调极少或太少）◆There's precious little to do in this town. 这个镇上没有多少可做的事。
随便看	hang on hang-one-on out of frying pan in to fire out of frying pan in to the fire out off your head out of gear out of hand out-of-hand out of harm's way out of hearing out of here out-of-humor out of it out-of-it out of joint out of keeping out of keeping with out of keeping (with sth) out of kilter out of line out-of-line out of line with out of line (with sb) out of line (with sb/sth) out of line (with sth)