collectible
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- noun
- /kəˈlɛktəbl/
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objeto de colección
- Math books are collectibles that you can use to learn.
Math books are collectibles that you can use to learn.
- Math books are collectibles that you can use to learn.
- Now CRAP stands for collectibles, rare and precious.
- So they are not that open to insuring collectibles like this.
- Things like the market for fine art for classic cars or other collectibles like stamps.
- The state police gave me a revolver as a sort of a collectible when I left office.
- And then they have a loot anime box which has like collectibles and like figures and stuff like that.
- If I don't end up using it, I'm just going to keep it kind of more as like a collectible, you guys for me collection esta vienne de lunch box.
Examples
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Modern mass produced collectibles are almost always terrible investments.
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So this middle aisle here is filled with cases, with collectibles and such.
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So people do just own, like, collectible things.
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Just a lot of little collectible stuff up in here yes, the signs.
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So we create designs, we make collectible pieces.
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Also, math books are a collectible that do more than just sit there.
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Probably a lot of good collectibles in here.
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The shop was packed with collectibles, some of them clearly valuable antiques.
Fiction book (1998) -
Collectibles from elsewhere in the world are also available at the Tucson show.
Academic text (1998) -
The early models are highly sought-after collectibles among car enthusiasts.
Synonyms
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5.4
An object that people want to keep because it is rare and valuable
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8.4
An unusual small object people collect because it is interesting, often from trips or old shops
An object that people keep and show, like stamps or toys
How Collectible
Surface Forms
Etymology
Collectible comes from collect, from the Latin parts com- 'together' and legere 'gather', just like collection or collector. So, a collectible is an item people 'gather' into a collection because it is interesting or has value.