trinkets

英 [ˈtrɪŋkɪts]

美 [ˈtrɪŋkəts]

n.  (价值不高的)小首饰，小装饰物
trinket的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 廉价首饰;小装饰物
  Atrinketis a pretty piece of jewellery or small ornament that is inexpensive.
  1. She sold trinkets to tourists.
     她向游客出售廉价饰品。

双语例句

• Mr. Li, whose shop sells trinkets, scarves and cigarettes, said foot traffic in the indoor bazaar has fallen by at least 90% this year.
  这位出售饰品、围巾和香烟的男子表示，今年室内商店的客流量至少下降了90%。
• She returned with a bag of trinkets and a few pennies.
  最后她带了一包小首饰回来，手中只剩下几分钱。
• And the trinkets scattered around his apartment speak of a life lived around the world.
  散落在他公寓各种琐物都是在讲述着生命。
• How many people ruin themselves by laying out money on trinkets of frivolous utility?
  有多少人把钱花在那些无聊的小玩意上而毁了自己？
• Economic growth need not just consist of trinkets or lavish parties for billionaires.
  经济增长需要的不仅是小玩意或亿万富翁的奢华派对。
• It's traditional to send the children home with party bags of small trinkets, but I find the bags are invariably filled with Chinese items.
  送小朋友们回家的传统习俗是送小礼物，但我发现派对礼物袋里装的都是中国货。
• Most car companies sell branded clothing, key chains or other trinkets.
  大多汽车公司都销售贴牌服装、钥匙扣或其它小饰品。
• Furthermore, the spurt in gold prices from$ 400 an ounce in 2004 to$ 880 now has raised awareness of the value of half-forgotten trinkets lying at the bottom of dressing-table drawers.
  另外，金价的飙升从2004年的每盎司400美元升至如今的880美元让人们想起了放在梳妆台抽屉底层、几乎被遗忘了的小饰品的价值。
• Carrie passed along the busy aisles, much affected by the remarkable displays of trinkets, dress goods, stationery, and jewelry.
  嘉莉走在热闹的货架之间，被陈列的各种漂亮的首饰，衣服，文具和珠宝吸引住了。
• Having no one dependent upon her, she began to buy pretty clothes and pleasing trinkets, to eat well, and to ornament her room. Friends were not long in gathering about.
  没有人要靠她养活，因此她开始购买漂亮的衣服和可爱的小玩意儿，开始吃好的，并装饰自己的房间，不久她的身边就聚集了一些朋友。