treasure in German
treasure in German is Schatz, schätzen — treasure means a valuable collection of money, jewels, or other precious things.
treasure in German
Schatz
schätzen
(transitive, of a person or thing) To consider to be precious; to value highly.
What does "treasure" mean?
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noun A valuable collection of money, jewels, or other precious things.
"The children drew a map showing where the pirates had buried their treasure."
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noun Anyone or anything considered extremely valuable or precious.
"Our neighbour is a real treasure, always ready to help with the garden."
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verb To value something very highly.
"I will always treasure the book my teacher gave me as a leaving gift."
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treasure in a sentence
- The children drew a map showing where the pirates had buried their treasure.
- Legend says a hidden treasure lies somewhere beneath the old castle.
- Our neighbour is a real treasure, always ready to help with the garden.
- That old photograph is a family treasure we will never sell.
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What is "treasure" in German?
"treasure" in German is Schatz, schätzen. treasure means: A valuable collection of money, jewels, or other precious things.
How do you use "treasure" in a sentence?
Example: "The children drew a map showing where the pirates had buried their treasure." In German, "treasure" is Schatz, schätzen.
Are there other ways to say "treasure" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "treasure": Schatz, schätzen.
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