青年中文trinket的意思
trinket中文翻譯：
n.小裝飾品；不值錢的小玩意兒
vi.密謀
trinkets───小玩意兒
trinketer───n.小裝飾品；不值錢的小玩意兒(trinket的變形)
trinketry───小裝飾物
drinker───n.酒徒；喝的人；酒豪；n.(Drinker)人名；(英)德林克
prinked───vt.化妝；打扮漂亮；vi.化妝；打扮
prinker───普林克
thinker───n.思想家；思想者
tinker───n.補鍋匠；（經驗不足的）修補匠；焊鍋；修補；吉普賽人；流浪者；小淘氣；（美）小鯖魚；v.（徒勞地或馬虎地）小修補；笨手笨腳地做事；做焊鍋匠；焊補；n.(Tinker)（美）廷克（人名）
triblet───心棒；心軸
A great life lost so that someone far away can have a trinket on their mantelpiece.───一個偉大的生命逝去了，遠方某人的壁爐上可以多個飾品了。
Vanish CS after he USES PVP trinket or after he already used counter attack.───在獵人使用了他的徽章或者反擊以后消失偷襲。
He buy her trinket and take her to the theater.───他給她購買小裝飾品并帶她去看戲。
Trinket ran to the door and closed it, then he drew out his trusty dagger and proceeded to stab all four eunuchs in me chest.───韋小寶大喜，先奔過去掩上了廳門，拔出匕首，在董金魁和三名太監胸口一人一劍。
V: You know, I keep this trinket. . . This necklace should be worn by a young and beautiful lady, not be staffed by a backpack.───你知道，我一直保存著這個小飾物……這個項鏈應該讓年輕美麗的女士戴上，而不是塵封在背包里。
Fortunately she's helped by a little gnome who shows up and offers to help in exchange for a small trinket.───幸運的是，一個小侏儒出現并提供了幫助，不過要答應他一件小事。
Heathcliff had opened the trinket and cast out its contents, replacing them by a black lock of his own.───希刺克厲夫把這小裝飾品打開了，把里面的東西扔出來，裝進他自己的一綹黑發。
This trinket will require alchemy to equip, will be bind on acquire and will give the wearer a bonus to the effect of any potion they drink.───該飾品將需要煉金術才能裝備，將是獲得即綁定的，可增強佩戴者飲用藥劑的效果。
Over the two-month period, the Wen brothers became indebted to Trinket to the tune of two hundred taels of silver.───這兩個月賭了下來，溫氏兄弟已欠了韋小寶二百多兩銀子。
They include brandy glasses, a clock, a trinket box and other items.
Women and girls would pile flowers, trinkets and gifts on stage at his feet.
Claudel is bringing your little trinket back for some adjustments. Too delicate for us to handle.
One shelf displayed trinkets from each country she had visited.
In exchange, occasionally they were given trinkets and promises or reservations upon land that was theirs to begin with.
Where others see trinkets, Romans see the holy grail: something for nothing.
He bought her trinkets and took her to the theatre.
Others survive by begging, selling trinkets or scavenging on rubbish tips.
His wife liked little trinkets for her dressing table.