treasures in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for treasures in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.treasure [Am ˈtrɛʒər, Brit ˈtrɛʒə] N

1. treasure U (hoard of wealth):

treasure

tesoros mpl

they were hunting for buried treasure

buscaban tesoros escondidos

the galleon was laden with treasure

el galeón estaba lleno de riquezas

2. treasure C (sth valuable, prized):

treasure

tesoro m

the treasures of Antiquity

los tesoros de la antigüedad

art treasures

tesoros artísticos

this letter is one of my treasures

esta carta es uno de mis más preciados tesoros

a good mechanic is a real treasure

un buen mecánico es una verdadera joya

a treasure house of information

una mina de información

3. treasure (term of endearment):

treasure

tesoro m

you're a treasure!

¡eres un tesoro!

II.treasure [Am ˈtrɛʒər, Brit ˈtrɛʒə] VB trans

1. treasure (value greatly):

thank you for the book, I shall always treasure it

gracias por el libro, siempre significará muchísimo para mí

you should treasure a friend like him

deberías apreciar or valorar muchísimo a un amigo como él

I treasure the moments we spent together

el recuerdo de los momentos que pasamos juntos es muy preciado para mí

I treasure the moments we spent together

atesoro el recuerdo de los momentos que pasamos juntos liter

2. treasure <treasured, pp >:

treasured

preciado

my most treasured possession

mi bien más preciado liter

treasure hunt N

treasure hunt

búsqueda f del tesoro

treasure trove N U

treasure trove

tesoro m (oculto)

treasure chest N

treasure chest

cofre m del tesoro

treasure up VB [Am ˈtrɛʒər -, Brit ˈtrɛʒə -] (v + o + adv, v + adv + o) liter

treasure up memories/letters:

treasure up

atesorar

treasure up

guardar como un tesoro

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unearth remains/treasures

desenterrar

Translations for treasures in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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cofre del tesoro

treasure chest

búsqueda del tesoro

treasure hunt

caza del tesoro

treasure hunt

buscatesoros

treasure hunter (ship)

treasures in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for treasures in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.treasure [ˈtreʒəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. treasure no pl (precious items):

treasure

tesoro m

2. treasure (highly valued thing, person):

treasure

joya f

my assistant is a treasure

mi ayudante es una joya

II.treasure [ˈtreʒəʳ, Am -ɚ] VB trans

treasure

atesorar

to treasure the memories of sb

guardar los recuerdos de alguien como un tesoro

treasure house N

treasure house

sala f del tesoro

treasure trove N

treasure trove

tesoro m hallado

treasure hunt N

treasure hunt

caza f del tesoro

Translations for treasures in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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buscatesoros

treasure-seeker

ser un dije inf (persona)

to be a treasure [or jewel]

botija

buried treasure

santuario

buried treasure

tesoro

treasure

ser un tesoro de una persona

to be a real treasure

el fondo del mar esconde muchas riquezas

the ocean bed has many secret treasures

treasures Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

my assistant is a treasure

mi ayudante es una joya

to treasure the memories of sb

guardar los recuerdos de alguien como un tesoro

the ocean bed has many secret treasures

el fondo del mar esconde muchas riquezas

this cleaning lady is a real treasure

esta mujer de la limpieza es una joya

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It usually lives in a cave, guards treasures and keeps nymph-like beings called "xanas" or "anjanas" as prisoners.

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In here, she appears as a crone wearing a crown made of seven treasures.

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One obviously did not count on the loss of the church as most art treasures were not saved.

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Also, many different types of miscellaneous treasures were added over the years, with their icons added to the game's original graphical display.

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Roll up your sleeves, get stuck in and see what treasures you can unearth in between the badminton rackets and broken suitcases.

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People also believed, for example, in the opening of various caves and underground caverns in which treasures are hidden.

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They dared to break, or at least bend, some of the habits that so often make a prison of a society crammed with treasures.

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He is offered many fine treasures but refuses them.

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These treasures may have been offered to the river during rites of passage, in mourning, or as thanksgiving for battles won.

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The aforementioned institutions have agreed to hand over the artworks in exchange for loans of other treasures.

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