memorabilia

/ˌmemərəˈbɪliə/ (bre, ipa) · [mˌɛmɚəbˈiljə] /ˌmemərəˈbɪliə/ (ame, ipa)

memorabilia — noun

1. things people keep or collect as reminders of a famous person, an important even

1.名詞C1
釋義

things people keep or collect as reminders of a famous person, an important event, or an activity they care about

例句

Dario bought Beatles memorabilia from a small shop near Abbey Road.

collocation: Beatles memorabilia

Wei keeps concert memorabilia in boxes under the bed at home.

同義詞
  • souvenir

    usually something you bring back from a trip or event

  • memento

    often a more personal reminder of one memory or relationship

  • collectible

    broader and often emphasizes trade or market value

文法句型

music/sports/film memorabilia

memorabilia from + person/event

a piece of memorabilia

用法筆記

Usually used for collections of objects linked to celebrities, teams, films, or major events. If you need to mention one item, say a piece of memorabilia rather than a memorabilia.

常見錯誤

❌I bought a memorabilia of the band.
✅I bought some band memorabilia.
💡'memorabilia' is usually not used with 'a' before it.
❌The store sells memorabilias from old films.
✅The store sells memorabilia from old films.
💡The word usually stays the same instead of taking a regular plural ending.