valuables

valuables

英汉词典

noun: valuable items, especially those of substantial value; adjective: having considerable monetary worth

词语辨析：

valuables是一个名词，通常指具有较高价值的贵重物品；而作为形容词时，表示具有相当大的金钱价值。

词汇扩充：

valuable (n.) - 有价值的物品

valuable (adj.) - 有价值的

近义词：

possessions, treasures, assets

反义词：

worthless, cheap, invaluable

柯林斯词典：

noun: Items that are valuable are worth a lot of money because they are rare, old, or have sentimental value.

adjective: Valuable objects are objects that are worth a lot of money because they are rare, beautiful, or have sentimental value.

牛津词典：

noun: Items of great worth, especially small items such as jewelry and cash; adjective: Worth a great deal of money

用法

例句：

1. She keeps her valuables in a safe deposit box at the bank. (她把贵重物品放在银行的保险箱里。)
2. It's important to insure your valuables in case of theft or damage. (重要的是要为你的贵重物品投保，以防盗窃或损坏。)
3. He lost all his valuables in the fire and was devastated. (他在火灾中丢失了所有贵重物品，感到心痛。)
4. She inherited some valuables from her grandmother, including a vintage watch and a diamond ring. (她从祖母那里继承了一些贵重物品，包括一只复古手表和一枚钻石戒指。)
5. He always carries his valuables with him wherever he goes. (他无论去哪里都随身携带贵重物品。)
6. Make sure to lock up your valuables before leaving the hotel room. (离开酒店房间前记得把贵重物品锁好。)
7. The thieves broke into the house and stole all the valuables they could find. (小偷闯入房屋，偷走了所有他们能找到的贵重物品。)
8. She hid her valuables in a secret compartment in her jewelry box. (她把贵重物品藏在珠宝盒的秘密隔间里。)
9. He was arrested for stealing valuables from the museum. (他因窃取博物馆的贵重物品而被逮捕。)
10. During the earthquake, many people lost their homes and valuables. (地震期间，许多人失去了家园和贵重物品。)