So by all means, treasure language.
acapulco connoted deep-sea fishing, casinos, anxious rich women, and sierra madre meant gold, meant "Treasure of Sierra Madre," a movie he had seen eight times.
Bao Bao (pictured; her name means "treasure" in Chinese) will meet her adoring public on January 18th.In this section Young, fit and uninterested Working hard or hardly working?
Takaragawa means "treasure river", and its several slate-floored pools sit along several hundred metres of riverbank.
This week, G.M. announced plans to create a seventh brand, Baojun, which means treasured horse, to sell small passenger cars.
John Boorman, the director of "Deliverance," had presented him with the instrument he used in the scene, declaring, "You pick a mean banjo!" Redden had always treasured the remark, particularly because — after he proved unable to convincingly fake the left-hand fretwork — Boorman had had to deploy another boy to hide behind the swing and slip his hand through Redden's sleeve to finger the changes.
The carmaker's low-cost commercial vehicle joint venture, SAIC-GM-Wuling, announced over the weekend that it's adding a new lineup of inexpensive passenger cars called Baojun, which means "treasured horse".
But awareness that the Hebrew term Am Segulah actually means "treasured nation," not "chosen people," also puts some distance between the Jewish people and any pretense to superiority or dominance over the nations.
In my book the quest to solve the clues is an attempt to undo a series of bad choices, to make amends – and this seems to be in the tradition of literary treasure hunts; often in the titles I've chosen, the discovery of treasure is a means of putting things to rights, whether it's restoring a family fortune or saving the world from the forces of darkness.
The cache was also marked with a ghost icon on the site, which I took to mean the treasure must be a doozy.
