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

• 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。
• Often see a lot of1 per store, 2 dollar stores, which are selling trinkets, this can be earning millions of dollars?
  往往会看见很多1元店、2元店，里面都是卖小饰品的，这个能月入万元吗？
• He bought her trinkets and took her to the theatre.
  他给她买了些廉价首饰，并带她上戏院。
• She always returns from vacation with a few souvenirs, even if they're only cheap trinkets.
  她度假回来总是带几样纪念品，即使它们只是廉价的小装饰物。
• 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。
• 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。
• The goal was that a bear lacking those trinkets wouldn't be at such a disadvantage.
  我们的目的是熊坦在缺少那些饰品的时候不会变得非常不利。
• Having no one dependent upon her, she began to buy pretty clothes and pleasing trinkets, to eat well, and to ornament her room. Friends were not long in gathering about.
  没有人要靠她养活，因此她开始购买漂亮的衣服和可爱的小玩意儿，开始吃好的，并装饰自己的房间，不久她的身边就聚集了一些朋友。
• Apart from gold, the Indians sought tin and offered trinkets in exchange.
  除黄金外，印度人还寻找锡，并用小饰品来交易。
• 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。