饱学
treasure; precious; protect
Meanings
4 senses · 20 examplesnoun
treasure; valuable thing
Refers to items of great value, both material and spiritual.
This is a family heirloom.
There are many ancient books and treasures in the library.
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He regards time as his most precious treasure.
Giant pandas are China's national treasures.
This cultural relic is an invaluable treasure.
adjective
precious; valuable; valuable
Describes items, time, knowledge, or people of high value.
This is a precious reference book.
We should cherish our precious learning opportunities.
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Health is the most precious treasure.
He has precious experience to share.
This watch has precious commemorative significance for him.
verb
to treasure; to value; to protect
Expresses the act of cherishing or safeguarding something.
We should treasure the country's cultural relics.
He values this friendship greatly.
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Everyone is protecting the environment.
Parents treasure their children deeply.
We should protect historical buildings.
adjective
erudite; learned
literaryUsed to describe a person with extensive knowledge, often paired with 之士.
He is a learned scholar.
This professor is erudite and knowledgeable.
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This erudite old gentleman answered my questions.
Ancient learned scholars often traveled between states to give lectures.
He won everyone's respect with his extensive knowledge.