I. treasure [брит. ˈtrɛʒə, америк. ˈtrɛʒər] СУЩ.
II. treasure [брит. ˈtrɛʒə, америк. ˈtrɛʒər] ГЛ. перех.
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| we | treasure |
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The three treasures need to work with one another and never without each other.
en.wikipedia.org The treasure found in the fort and on board two treasure ships was worth some two million dollars.
en.wikipedia.org This is a small treasure of independent filmmaking.
en.wikipedia.org The group typically receives revelation, or clues, consisting of places, clothing, hairstyle, or situations which will help identify the treasure.
en.wikipedia.org A pot of treasure was found under that building.
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