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Перевод: curio

[существительное]
редкая вещь; антикварная вещь

Тезаурус:

1. She went through as her father bid her: hating, every day more and more hating the show she was, the part she had to take up, the curio she had become, beached on the suffocating shore of the Fish.
2. A large selection of third world products (Traidcraft) are available in this delightful curio shop including hand made jewellery, belts, bags, scarves, tapestry
3. Although money is not normally "goods," a coin which is sold as a curio piece, and not as currency, is regarded as goods, Moss v. Hancock (1899 D.C.).
4. Tow this put me in mind of another clinical curio in the BMJ (vol 285, p 1401) towards the end of last year.
5. A demo of a forthcoming debut EP for Eve Records features pounding curio "The Real", which recounts Adam's visit to a faith healer recommended by a friend.
6. Pedestrians were the main hazard, but rickshaws, curio sellers, money-changers and the odd sacred cow also had to be manoeuvred around.
7. The owner of this curio, Mark Noel Johnston, has decided to put the Bass VI up for sale, alongside a variety of other desirable instruments.
8. She isn't curio I mean yo er erm, I can see if you it could get in the way of accepting the story.
9. "Having A Party", clattering happily along its funky breakbeat, is a proper curio, a cover of warty old folkie Kevin Coyne's gnarled throat original.
10. Of strategic significance only to the race that put it there, the shell was treated as a grotesque curio, a titanic folly.
11. However, in August 1815 Van Butchell's son presented the embalmed body of his mother to the Royal College of Surgeons where it was placed in the Curio Room.