Translation for 'keepsake' from English to Hungarian

keepsake [souvenir]

emléktárgy {noun}

• Jerome parish has published many keepsake books for the various anniversaries of the church and school, as well as books about the parish on an annual basis.
• A memento is a keepsake or souvenir of remembrance.
• Although there is no evidence that ultrasound could be harmful to the fetus, medical authorities typically strongly discourage the promotion, selling, or leasing of ultrasound equipment for making "keepsake fetal videos".
• The painting's estimated market value has plummeted to $3,000, and McBurney decided to have it "restored" to the appearance of the Black Admiral and keep it as a family keepsake.
• The Mother's Cross of Honour, upon the death of the honoured recipient mother, was permitted by statute to remain inheritable with the bereaved family as a keepsake remembrance.

• A T-shirt quilt is made out of T-shirts. Often seen as a keepsake item and made from memorable T-shirts, sweatshirts, or other clothing, they are popular graduation gifts.
• The Canadian government has decreed that its military personnel may accept their medals as a keepsake, but permission to wear them in uniform has so far been refused.
• A keepsake was often printed to commemorate the occasion. It could be printed ahead of time, or the printing could form part of the evening's activities.
• In 2016, Eddy Grant was invited to switch on a new illuminated street sign, installed as part of a £1 million refurbishment. Afterwards, Grant was given one of the previous signs as a keepsake.
• His portrait of Carl Gustaf Pilo is in the keepsake of the Academy.

• A belly cast may be made during pregnancy as a keepsake.
• In 2007 and 2010, Hallmark released the Chatty Cathy keepsake ornament.
• The FDA discourages its use for non-medical purposes such as fetal keepsake videos and photos, even though it is the same technology used in hospitals.
• She presented her work, "A keepsake I cannot give away", 2005.
• Hollis began collecting coins in 1978, at the age of six, when he received a Peace dollar from a grandmother. He still has the keepsake coin.

• Along with her adult and children's work, Rosenthal had a keepsake journal line (ten titles in all) including "Encyclopedia of Me: My Life from A to Z" and "The Belly Book: A Nine-Month Journal for You and Your Growing Belly".
• Since the early 1960s, each winner has received a keepsake Tiffany silver Revere bowl.