Traducciones de „precious“ en el diccionario inglés » ruso

I . precious [ˈpreʃəs] ADJ.

1. precious (of great value):

precious

(драго)це́нный

this book is very precious to me

я о́чень дорожы́у э́той кни́гой

2. precious pey. (affected):

precious

мане́рный

precious person

жема́нный

3. precious irón. coloq. (expressing annoyance):

a precious lot

сли́шком мно́го

II . precious [ˈpreʃəs] ADV. coloq.

precious few

кра́йне ма́ло

Ejemplos de uso para precious

precious few

кра́йне ма́ло

a precious lot

сли́шком мно́го

this book is very precious to me

я о́чень дорожы́у э́той кни́гой

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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In 2001, after a 2000 restoration, it was destroyed by fire, losing elegant, old-world furniture, and precious and rare books.

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It goes on to enumerate all precious items.

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Here she would work day in and day out at her precious eggs.

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Impacts from ghosts (or regeneration of the fireball) uses up precious slime, though it can be replenished from destroyed ghosts.

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Forestry, including the extraction of precious tropical hardwoods, remains an important economic activity despite the degradation of many of the states forests.

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Inlays were produced to decorate wooden articles, furniture, chests, sarcophagi and jewellery in combination with other, often precious materials, such as gold leaf or ivory.

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Many lost their precious lives and many were wounded.

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As mines gave out in the 19th and 20th centuries, precious metalworking declined.

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Corking machines and improved corks made sealing the wine easier with less opportunity for the precious gas to seep out of the bottle.

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They have all the precious and rare things that come from the various foreign kingdoms.

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