keepsake

英 [ˈkiːpseɪk]

美 [ˈkiːpseɪk]

n.  纪念品

复数：keepsakes　第三人称单数：keepsakes　

BNC.34083 / COCA.23212

牛津词典

noun

• 纪念品
  a small object that sb gives you so that you will remember them

柯林斯词典

• 纪念品
  Akeepsakeis a small present that someone gives you so that you will not forget them.

英英释义

noun

• something of sentimental value
  Synonym:souvenirtokenrelic

双语例句

• Her aunt gave her a little wooden elephant as a keepsake.
  她姑母送给她一个小木作纪念。
• This is the shocking moment a baby was allowed to crawl perilously close to the edge of a steep cliff in Norway so that her parents could snap a keepsake photograph.
  这真是一个惊险时刻！一对父母为了给孩子拍纪念照，让自家的小婴儿趴在挪威的一座陡峭的悬崖边缘，情况特别危险。
• Now, that book is a keepsake and a part of history, and I will pass it on to my children.
  现在，这本书是一个纪念和历史的一部分，我将它传给我的孩子。
• He often stared at one lovingness keepsake for long time.
  他常常盯着一个爱的信物很久。
• My mother gave me this Locket as8 keepsake.
  妈妈给我这个金质小匣作为纪念品。
• Please have this ring for a keepsake.
  请收下这枚戒指作为信物。
• Tell him its a keepsake.
  转告他这是一件纪念品。
• By Qing Dynasty, the fragrant bag had already become keepsake of love.
  至清代，香包已成为爱情的信物了。
• I think they'll like to have it as a keepsake.
  我想他们会喜欢将它作为纪念品。
• In marriage legal relationship before the formal establishment, men and women with their Friends and Family, exchange keepsake together will trust, accept dowry and often give each property to hope establishment of engagement.
  在婚姻法律关系正式确立之前，男女双方及其家长亲友会以一起交换信物、接受聘礼和经常性互相赠送财物等方式进行着婚约的确立。