curios

英 [ˈkjʊərɪəʊz]

美 [ˈkjʊrioʊz]

n.  (常指收藏的)小件稀有物
curio的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 小件稀有物;珍品
  Acuriois an object such as a small ornament which is unusual and fairly rare.
  1. ...Oriental curios.
     东方珍宝
  2. ...antique and curio shops.
     古玩店

双语例句

• Curios also are called antiques, are various and complicated.
  古玩又称古董，包罗万像，五花八门。
• The main restaurant is a large room on the first floor, full of Thai curios and carvings.
  主营业厅是二楼的一间大厅，四周陈列满是泰式古董和雕花器皿。
• You'll have to pay through the nose for those curios.
  你买那些古玩得花大钱。
• On the other hand, they led a frugal life, and whatever money they could spare they spent on books, scrolls of art and curios, and made a systematic study of them.
  他们过着俭朴生活的同时，他们可以不管钱多钱少，不遗余力地用在书籍，书画和艺术珍玩上，并得出了他们对此系统性的研究。
• I don't normally talk about curios in such high regard.
  我通常不谈论珍玩在这种崇高的敬意。
• The export of these curios is prohibited.
  这些古玩是不准出口的。
• There are many curios on display in the museum.
  博物馆里陈列着许多古董。
• Real curios are hard to come by.
  真正的古玩很难弄到手。
• As head of a wealthy family, he had no great interests outside his books and curios and his children.
  这位富有之家的一家之主，除去对书籍、古玩、儿女之外，对一切事情都漠不关心。
• Prudence was standing and gazing about her at the few curios dotted around my drawing-room; Marguerite was sitting on the sofa, occupied by her thoughts.
  普律当丝站着观赏我会客室里的几件摆设，玛格丽特坐在沙发椅里沉思。