collectibles
collectibles — 形容詞
1. describes objects that people want to add to their personal collection because t
值得收藏的
有收藏價值的物品
describes objects that people want to add to their personal collection because those items are interesting, rare, or connected to a particular topic.
Old Japanese stamps from the 1960s are highly collectible among hobbyists in Osaka.
1960 年代的日本舊郵票在大阪的收藏家之間非常值得收藏。
pattern: collectible among + group of people
The librarian set aside a box of collectible children's books for the weekend sale.
圖書館員把一箱值得收藏的童書留到週末義賣。
Mei collects vintage postcards, and the rarest ones remain very collectible gifts.
Mei 收集復古明信片,而最稀有的那些仍然是很有收藏價值的禮物。
Those limited-edition action figures from the 1990s are more collectible now than ever.
那些 1990 年代的限量版公仔現在比以往更有收藏價值。
Pablo discovered that old vinyl records from the 1970s were still collectible at flea markets.
Pablo 發現 1970 年代的舊黑膠唱片在跳蚤市場仍然值得收藏。
- worthless
suggests no value at all, whereas non-collectible items may still have practical use
文法句型
be + collectible
用法筆記
Usually describes objects rather than people. Frequently found in auction or hobby contexts.
常見錯誤
2. describes money that a person or organization is entitled to receive by a specif
應收的
應收取的款項或欠款
describes money that a person or organization is entitled to receive by a specific date according to a legal or financial agreement.
The accountant checked the list of collectible invoices before the end of the quarter.
會計師在季末前核對了應收帳款的清單。
collocation: collectible invoices
Any collectible taxes from the previous year must be paid by the end of March.
前一年度的應收稅款必須在三月底前繳清。
The lawyer explained that the rent collectible from the tenant was overdue.
律師解釋說,應向房客收取的租金已經逾期。
Collectible debts from the old shop were finally settled after the court hearing.
那家舊店的應收債務終於在法庭聽證會後結清。
- receivable
more common in accounting; 'accounts receivable' is the standard term
- payable
opposite perspective — payable means money owed by the organisation, collectible means money owed to it
文法句型
collectible + noun [invoice/debt/tax]
用法筆記
Almost exclusively appears in financial or legal writing. Not used in everyday conversation about collecting objects.
常見錯誤
collectibles — 名詞
1. an object that someone keeps as part of a set of similar items, usually because
收藏品
因興趣而收集的物品
an object that someone keeps as part of a set of similar items, usually because it interests them due to its age, rarity, or connection to a specific theme or hobby.
Amina keeps her baseball collectibles in a glass cabinet in the living room.
Amina 把她的棒球收藏品放在客廳的玻璃櫃裡。
pattern: keep + collectibles + location
Ji-hoon bought several rare collectibles at the antique market in Seoul last weekend.
Ji-hoon 上週末在首爾的古董市場買了幾件稀有的收藏品。
The museum displayed ceramic collectibles from the Joseon period in a new exhibition.
博物館在新展覽中展出了朝鮮時代的陶瓷收藏品。
Deepa's most valuable collectible is a first-edition novel signed by the author.
Deepa 最有價值的收藏品是一本作者親筆簽名的初版小說。
The appraiser told Kwame that his old movie posters were genuine collectibles.
鑑定師告訴 Kwame,他的老電影海報是貨真價實的收藏品。
- memorabilia
specifically connected to memorable events or famous people; more formal
- antique
implies the item is old (usually over 100 years); a collectible may be recent
- knick-knack
informal; suggests a small decorative item without implying value
文法句型
a [adjective] collectible
collectibles + verb
用法筆記
Almost always appears in the plural form (collectibles) when referring to items in general. The singular (a collectible) is used when talking about one specific object.