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cherish (B2)

カタカナ: チェリッシュ

IPA: /ˈtʃɛrɪʃ/

To protect and care for someone or something lovingly; to hold dear and keep in one's mind.

意味: 誰かや何かを愛情深く守り、大切にすること。心に留めておくこと。

She will always cherish the memories of her grandmother's stories. — She will always cherish the memories of her grandmother's stories.
He promised to cherish his wife and support her through thick and thin. — He promised to cherish his wife and support her through thick and thin.
We must cherish our planet's natural resources for future generations. — We must cherish our planet's natural resources for future generations.

Japanese translations of Cherish:

cherish something/someone (collocation): to hold something or someone dear and care for them — "We cherish our freedom and the rights we have."
cherish the thought (idiom): to find comfort or pleasure in an idea, even if it's unlikely — "I cherish the thought of retiring to a quiet beach house someday."