treasure in English: Gold, money and other valuable things, often old and often hidden. (noun)

Translation

Gold, money and other valuable things, often old and often hidden.

Word origin

From Old French tresor, from Latin thesaurus, from Greek thesauros, a store or treasure house.

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"Treasure" is uncountable, so we do not say "a treasure".

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It means gold, coins and other things worth a lot.

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As a verb, "treasure" means to keep something because it matters to you.

gold

A shiny yellow metal that is worth a lot of money.

money

The coins and notes that people use to buy things.

chest

The front of your body between your neck and your stomach, where your heart is.

find

To see or get something you were looking for or did not expect.

hide

To put something where it cannot be seen, or to go where no one can find you.

jewel

A beautiful and valuable stone, like a diamond, often worn as decoration.

pirate

A person who attacks ships at sea to steal from them.

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