trove
英 [trəʊv]
美 [trov]
- n. 被发现的东西；收藏的东西
- n. (Trove)人名；(德)特罗韦
TOEFL
1. t+ rove => 他在流浪、漂泊的途中发现了许多好东西，并收藏了这些东西。
trove 找到，发现，物主不明的宝藏缩写自 treasure trove,找到的珍宝，来自古法语 trover,打到，发现，来自通俗拉丁语*tropare, 找到，发现，词源同 turn,trope,troubadour.在语法格上，该词为动词 trover 的过去分词格。
- trove (n.)
- 1888, from treasure trove (c. 1550), from Anglo-French tresor trové (late 12c.), translating Latin thesaurus inventus, literally "treasure found." Originally any precious metal object one finds hidden whose owner is unknown. As this usually meant ancient hoards, the term came to mean "treasure hoard" in popular use. Rendered treasure found from mid-15c. French trove is past participle of trover "to find," from Old French trover, torver, of unknown origin, perhaps from Latin turbare "to move" (hence "to seek for") or Medieval Latin *tropare "to compose, sing."
- 1. The society's archives are a treasure trove for scholars.
- 该协会的档案对学者来说简直是宝藏。
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- 2. This Islington shop is a treasure trove of beautiful bridalwear.
- 这家位于伊斯灵顿区的商店里汇聚了各种漂亮的新娘服装。
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- 3. The dictionary is a vast treasure trove of information.
- 那本词典是个巨大的信息宝库。
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- 4. Windsor Castle is quite literally an antique treasure trove.
- 温莎城堡确实是名副其实的古物宝藏。
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- 5. He assembled a rich trove of Chinese porcelain.
- 他收集了一批中国瓷器.
来自《现代英汉综合大词典》
