trinket
trinket — 名詞
- trinketsingular
- trinketsplural
1. a small item that is not expensive and is kept or worn for decoration rather tha
小飾品
價格低廉、用於裝飾的小物件
a small item that is not expensive and is kept or worn for decoration rather than for any useful purpose — for example, a cheap bracelet, a glass animal, or a painted shell.
Noa kept a small trinket from Japan on the shelf above her desk.
Noa 把她從日本帶回來的小飾品放在書桌上方的架子上。
trinket from [place] — souvenir context
The market was full of stalls selling cheap trinkets to tourists.
市場裡擺滿了向觀光客販售廉價小飾品的攤位。
collocation: cheap trinkets
What looked like a gold ring was just a plastic trinket from a toy set.
那枚看起來像金戒指的東西,其實只是玩具組裡的塑膠小飾品。
Sari found a painted wooden trinket at the flea market for only two dollars.
Sari 在跳蚤市場找到一個彩繪木製小飾品,只要兩美元。
collocation: wooden trinket
Lucas smiled when he noticed the little trinket still tied to his backpack.
Lucas 微笑著發現那個小飾品仍繫在他的背包上。
- cheap trinket
- little trinket
- small trinket
- souvenir trinket
- silver trinket
- wooden trinket
- plastic trinket
- bauble
Similar meaning but emphasises showy, flashy appearance rather than low cost
- ornament
Broader term — can refer to expensive, fine decorations as well as cheap ones
- knickknack
More informal; usually describes small decorative objects for the home, not jewellery
- keepsake
Focuses on sentimental value; often not cheap, and the low cost is not part of the meaning
文法句型
trinket
trinket + from [place]
用法筆記
Often used with a slightly dismissive tone, suggesting that although the item is pretty, it has little monetary or practical value. Common in contexts involving souvenirs, flea markets, gift shops, and costume jewellery.
常見錯誤
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- souvenir trinket
- gift-shop trinket
- market trinket
常用片語
- a cheap trinket
- a little trinket
- just a trinket
介系詞搭配
- trinket from [place]
- trinket on [surface]