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From "cash" to "treasure": the language of value explored
Anwar Kareem 30/09/2024, 07:18English.me team member
What is similar?
Both refer to forms of wealth or valuable property.
What is different?
Cash specifically refers to physical currency, while treasure refers to a collection of valuable items, often with historical or archeological significance.
Which one is more common?
Examples of usage
Cash- She paid for the meal in cash.
- The company has a substantial amount of cash reserves.
- They discovered a treasure chest buried on the island.
- The museum exhibited ancient treasures from Egypt.
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