cherish

及物动词珍爱; 爱护; 怀有; 抚育

及物动词

1. 珍惜：在<<珍惜>>(Cherish)这首音乐录影带中,麦当娜身穿黑色连衣裙全身湿透趴在沙滩上. 1991年戛纳国际电影节上,麦当娜穿着纯白丝质胸衣与束裤出席<<与麦当娜同床>>(Truth or Dare)的首映. 这件依然是由让-保罗-戈尔蒂埃设计的,

2. 真爱：这类影片的代表是<<真爱>>(Cherish),讲述一个患有爱情狂想症的女杀人犯,经过一番磨难,最终找到真爱的故事. 而<<性、谎言和录像带>>中的美女安迪.麦克道威尔(Andie MacDowell)则大胆挑战禁忌,饰演生活放浪却又自怜自艾的英国女教育家,

3. 珍愛天女合唱團：这星期全美专辑榜前十名充满了新进榜的专辑,R&B创作歌手莱夫.詹宁斯(Lyfe Jennings)的新专辑<>以及乡村歌手崔斯艾金斯(Trace Adkins)的新作<>分获二、三名,第四名R&B四人组珍爱天女合唱团(Cherish)的<<忘情弃爱(U

1. 怀有，抱有(希望);怀念(过去)
    If you cherish something such as a hope or a pleasant memory, you keep it in your mind for a long period of time.

    e.g. The president will cherish the memory of this visit to Ohio...
           总统将铭记这次俄亥俄之行。
    e.g. It was a wonderful occasion which we will cherish for many years to come.
           那是一个美好的时刻，我们将多年不忘。

2. cherish的意思

2. 珍爱;珍惜;疼爱
    If you cherish someone or something, you take good care of them because you love them.

    e.g. He genuinely loved and cherished her...
           他由衷地爱恋并珍惜她。
    e.g. The previous owners had cherished the house.
           房子先前的主人非常爱惜这房子。

3. 珍视，维护，捍卫(权利、特权或原则)
    If you cherish a right, a privilege, or a principle, you regard it as important and try hard to keep it.

    e.g. These people cherish their independence and sovereignty.
           这些人民珍视他们的独立和主权。

1. 911查询·英语单词

1. This makes many managers and owners that cherish money more than human lives decide to chance it.

2. cherish的意思

2. The owner and her neighbors cherish the pig as it obeys their commands exactly and has always been tame and clean.

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3. But traveling to and staying on this island has been wretched for many families who cherish seeing the beautiful landscape on the island.

4. cherish的意思

4. We will always cherish the memory of each of our fallen servicemen and women, and count it a privilege to be citizens of the country they served.

5. cherish在线翻译

5. The stunning exit of China's biggest Olympic hope on the track is engraved in Olympic history and his fans cherish him even more.

6. They have chosen their simple lives because they cherish the dream of someday landing a decent job in a metropolis.

7. Liu hoped that the honored units would cherish the awards, make persistent efforts and encourage more female soldiers to participate in their activities.

8. cherish

8. The retired weaver with little education now writes more than 100 poems annually to help cherish her.

9. The procurator suggested that the society needs a wider range of success criteria, and people need more mental health education so as to cherish life.

10. He urged monks to cherish the current unity and stability and unswervingly fight against the separatist activities of the Dalai Lama group.

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