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

• Most brides buy expensive, thousand-dollar dresses to wear only once, before storing them away as a keepsake or possible hand-me-down.
  多数新娘会购买高价婚纱，数千美元的婚纱只穿一次就变成了压箱底儿的纪念品或旧衣服。
• 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'm not sure that a lot of people are going to read this book, but a lot of people might buy it as a keepsake.
  我不确定会不会有很多人读这本书，但很多人会把它当成一种纪念品买下来。
• He often stared at one lovingness keepsake for long time.
  他常常盯着一个爱的信物很久。
• Her aunt gave her a little wooden elephant as a keepsake.
  她姑母送给她一个小木作纪念。
• My friend gave me his picture as a keepsake before going away.
  我的朋友在离别前给我一张照片留作纪念。
• He leaves a tiny keepsake from his good luck bracelet.
  他从自己的幸运手练上留下细小的纪念品。
• My aunt gave me one of her brooches as a keepsake.
  我的姑母把她的一只胸针送给我作纪念。
• I send this piece of calligraphy to you as a keepsake.
  把我的这幅字送给你，作为存念吧。
• Areca is not only the keepsake of courtesy demands reciprocity, but also the intermediate of adjusting a dispute, thus areca being part and parcel of Taiwan's rural culture and life.
  槟榔既是民间礼尚往来之信物，也是解决纠纷的中介物，成为台湾乡村文化生活不可或缺的组成部分。