heirloom

/air-loom/US // ˈɛərˌlum //UK // (ˈɛəˌluːm) //

传家宝,祖传,祖传的,传世

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a family possession handed down from generation to generation.
- : Law. property neither personal nor real that descends to the heir of an estate as part of the real property.

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : noting or relating to an old plant variety that is being cultivated again: heirloom vegetables and fruits.Compare heritage.

nounsomething inherited, often antique

Forms: heirlooms

Synonyms

Better yet, get to a local farmers market and take advantage of heirloom varieties, like blue potatoes or hubbard squash, swapping them out for mainstream grocery store produce.
Set your socially distanced dessert table in style with Molly Hatch’s modern heirloom ceramic plates and mugs featuring matching icon prints of candy canes, Christmas trees, gingerbread folx, holly, ice skates, and snowflakes.
That can vary, depending on the item — people are likelier to retrieve a family heirloom than they are a buzzsaw.
These are heirloom-quality items that I take pride in maintaining with warm beeswax.
Skeptics of the hologenome idea—that microbes and host comprise a single evolutionary unit—argue that microbes aren’t always passed like heirlooms between generations.
The distillery creates “small batch heirloom spirits handcrafted in New Mexico.”
Walking through rows of Swiss chard, heirloom tomatoes, leeks, and artichokes, he can tell you exactly when each is at its peak.
They had to infect the perfectly adequate data with the totally improbable idea of a 400-year-old heirloom elk antler tool.
And then heirloom varieties tend to be more nutritious—and delicious—than modern, overbred varieties.
Unfortunately, most heirloom apple trees have long since been ripped out of the ground.
And instead of taking care of this precious , he goes and locks it away in a safe.

/air-loom/US // ˈɛərˌlum //UK // (ˈɛəˌluːm) //

传家宝,祖传,祖传的,传世

n.名词 noun

1
- : a family possession handed down from generation to generation.
- : Law. property neither personal nor real that descends to the heir of an estate as part of the real property.

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : noting or relating to an old plant variety that is being cultivated again: heirloom vegetables and fruits.Compare heritage.

nounsomething inherited, often antique

Forms: heirlooms

Synonyms

Better yet, get to a local farmers market and take advantage of heirloom varieties, like blue potatoes or hubbard squash, swapping them out for mainstream grocery store produce.
Set your socially distanced dessert table in style with Molly Hatch’s modern heirloom ceramic plates and mugs featuring matching icon prints of candy canes, Christmas trees, gingerbread folx, holly, ice skates, and snowflakes.
That can vary, depending on the item — people are likelier to retrieve a family heirloom than they are a buzzsaw.
These are heirloom-quality items that I take pride in maintaining with warm beeswax.
Skeptics of the hologenome idea—that microbes and host comprise a single evolutionary unit—argue that microbes aren’t always passed like heirlooms between generations.
The distillery creates “small batch heirloom spirits handcrafted in New Mexico.”
Walking through rows of Swiss chard, heirloom tomatoes, leeks, and artichokes, he can tell you exactly when each is at its peak.
They had to infect the perfectly adequate data with the totally improbable idea of a 400-year-old heirloom elk antler tool.
And then heirloom varieties tend to be more nutritious—and delicious—than modern, overbred varieties.
Unfortunately, most heirloom apple trees have long since been ripped out of the ground.
And instead of taking care of this precious , he goes and locks it away in a safe.