Pronunciation: /ˈtʃɛrɪʃ/
noun the act of cherishing; the state of being cherished
A1 I cherish my family more than anything.
A2 She keeps a cherish box filled with special memories.
B1 The cherish of friendship is invaluable.
B2 He has a cherish for vintage cars.
C1 The cherish of a good book can last a lifetime.
C2 Her cherish for nature is evident in her artwork.
verb to hold or treat as dear; feel love for
A1 I cherish my family and friends.
A2 She cherishes the memories of her childhood.
B1 The couple cherishes their time together on vacation.
B2 He cherishes the antique watch his grandfather passed down to him.
C1 She cherishes the opportunity to travel and explore new cultures.
C2 The artist cherishes each moment spent creating a new masterpiece.
formal It is important to cherish the time we have with loved ones.
informal I really cherish our friendship.
slang I totally cherish my new phone.
figurative She cherished the memories of her childhood like precious treasures.
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