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trove
The word is most commonly encountered as part of the phrase "treasure trove." While it can be used alone, the compound form is the standard way native speakers describe a rich source of something valuable.
In a literal sense, it refers to a hidden hoard of gold, jewels, or money. However, in modern usage, it is frequently used metaphorically to describe a wealth of non-material assets, such as a "trove of information," "trove of anecdotes," or "trove of data."
There is a strong connotation of discovery and surprise. A trove is not just a collection; it is typically something that was hidden, forgotten, or unexpectedly found, evoking a sense of excitement or academic breakthrough. It is more evocative and positive than words like "collection" or "accumulation."
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例文
The attic was a trove of old family photographs and letters.
Look at this place. It is a treasure trove of vintage records.
The ancient cave held a hidden trove of gold coins and jewels.
This archive is a trove of information for any serious historian.
I found a trove of rare stamps in the basement of the old house.
The library is a trove of knowledge waiting to be explored.
Wait until you see the trove of gadgets he has in his workshop.
The detective discovered a trove of evidence hidden behind the wall.