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

• Warriors can immediately charge after using trinkets to remove immobilizing effects.
  使用饰品解除定身状态后可以立即冲锋？
• 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。
• 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。
• 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。
• I don't know if it is the mental problem, every weekend I want to buy things, buy trinkets, clothes or snacks, I just feel better.
  不知道是不是心理问题，我每个周末都要买东西，买衣饰和鞋子，买大袋的零食，心里才觉得舒服。
• 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。
• On a recent trip for reasonably priced Chinese furniture, I had to pass by some small stalls selling trinkets and small ornaments.
  最近，我外出搜寻价格合理的中式家具，正好路过一些出售饰品的小店。
• 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。
• She returned with a bag of trinkets and a few pennies.
  最后她带了一包小首饰回来，手中只剩下几分钱。
• Mr. Li, whose shop sells trinkets, scarves and cigarettes, said foot traffic in the indoor bazaar has fallen by at least 90% this year.
  这位出售饰品、围巾和香烟的男子表示，今年室内商店的客流量至少下降了90%。