trinkets

英 [ˈtrɪŋkɪts]

美 [ˈtrɪŋkəts]

n.  (价值不高的)小首饰，小装饰物
trinket的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 廉价首饰;小装饰物
  Atrinketis a pretty piece of jewellery or small ornament that is inexpensive.
  1. She sold trinkets to tourists.
     她向游客出售廉价饰品。

双语例句

• Rings, necks, trinkets and weapons can have bonus armor.
  而戒指，项链，饰品还有武器会拥有额外护甲。
• According to the survey, the mostly commonly re-gifted items were decorative household items, such as vases, paintings, picture frames and other trinkets.
  调查显示，最常被转送的礼物是室内装饰品，如花瓶、画、相框和其它小饰品。
• It's traditional to send the children home with party bags of small trinkets, but I find the bags are invariably filled with Chinese items.
  送小朋友们回家的传统习俗是送小礼物，但我发现派对礼物袋里装的都是中国货。
• Daniel: OK, let's hit the trinkets stand.
  丹尼尔：好吧，我们去小饰品店看看。
• Most car companies sell branded clothing, key chains or other trinkets.
  大多汽车公司都销售贴牌服装、钥匙扣或其它小饰品。
• Furthermore, the spurt in gold prices from$ 400 an ounce in 2004 to$ 880 now has raised awareness of the value of half-forgotten trinkets lying at the bottom of dressing-table drawers.
  另外，金价的飙升从2004年的每盎司400美元升至如今的880美元让人们想起了放在梳妆台抽屉底层、几乎被遗忘了的小饰品的价值。
• CHARM bracelet festooned with trinkets, worn and slightly dented, hangs in the window of a pawnshop in Paddington, in west London.
  一个样式精致的配饰手镯挂在伦敦西部，帕丁顿的一家典当行的橱窗上，看起来有些时日了。
• Respiratory obstruction may be caused by such foreign objects as chucks of food or trinkets, or such substances as vomited matter, mucus, or even water.
  呼吸道阻塞可以由异物，例如食物块或小件饰物，或由呕吐物、粘液，甚至于水等引起。
• Carrie passed along the busy aisles, much affected by the remarkable displays of trinkets, dress goods, stationery, and jewelry.
  嘉莉走在热闹的货架之间，被陈列的各种漂亮的首饰，衣服，文具和珠宝吸引住了。
• One day, as she inspected this drawer, I observed that the playthings, and trinkets which recently formed its contents, were transmuted into bits of folded paper.
  一天，她正在翻这个抽屉时，我看见最近放在里面的玩具和零碎全变成一张张折好的纸张了。