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sou‧ve‧nir/ˌsuːvəˈnɪə,ˈsuːvənɪə $ -nɪr/ noun [COUNTABLE]
[date : 1700-1800; Language : French; Origin : souvenir 'to remember']

an object that you buy or keep to remind yourself of a special occasion or a place you have visited SYN memento
souvenir of
　 ▪ I bought a model of the Eiffel Tower as a souvenir of Paris.
　 ▪ a souvenir shop
souvenir from
　 ▪ a souvenir programme from the Gala Concert

noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
NOUN
hunter
▪ Local militia had to protect it against enthusiastic souvenir hunters.
▪ Edgewater and Oak Hill have ordinances to protect possible archaeological sites from souvenir hunters.
▪ Police even stopped one souvenir hunter cycling off with the ship's compass tucked under his arm.
▪ However, the only unauthorised visitors appear to have been souvenir hunters and men foraging among the stores.
shop
▪ The first objective is the provision of a new souvenir shop, refreshment room and booking office.
▪ The streets around the Plaza are filled with boutiques, galleries, restaurants and souvenir shops.
▪ For those last minute Mickey Mouse presents for home there is also a mini-market and souvenir shop.
▪ Gift and Book Shop A packed souvenir shop full of interesting and unusual gifts and informative and entertaining books.
▪ The extension would provide space for offices, cloakrooms, a souvenir shop and bookshop, the library and temporary exhibitions.
▪ I found myself in a smart town square surrounded by glittering bars, hotels and souvenir shops.
▪ There is also a shire horse souvenir shop.
▪ It follows the opening to the public of Buckingham Palace and massive sales at a new souvenir shop.
VERB
buy
▪ Postage stamps from the famed, tiny republic of San Marino are very often bought as souvenirs or gifts.
▪ Give up trying to buy souvenir shirt.
▪ She decided to be touristy and go and buy souvenirs.
▪ People who buy several souvenir buttons tell which candidate they are supporting.
▪ After buying our souvenirs we had lunch and visited the Bethnal Green Museum of Childhood.
▪ But her enthusiasm was swiftly dampened by a visit to a curio shop, where she bought several overpriced souvenirs.
▪ Unlike most of the Athenians, they want to eat out in tavernas; they hire mopeds; they buy souvenirs.
▪ You can even buy a souvenir local palm tree from the Torbay Palm Farm at in Torquay.
sell
▪ One of the largest shops of the Diamond was Magee's, the tweed shop, which sold expensive clothes and souvenirs.
▪ Both sides of the narrow highway are lined with family outlets selling souvenirs in bulk quantities.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
souvenir/autograph/bargain etc hunter
▪ And even if the signature is original it would only be of value to an autograph hunter not an art collector.
▪ During a recent visit he was mobbed by autograph hunters.
▪ Edgewater and Oak Hill have ordinances to protect possible archaeological sites from souvenir hunters.
▪ For the bargain hunter, plenty.
▪ Local militia had to protect it against enthusiastic souvenir hunters.
▪ Police even stopped one souvenir hunter cycling off with the ship's compass tucked under his arm.
▪ Read in studio Antique dealers and bargain hunters have been looking through the belongings of the late Robert Maxwell.
▪ Tokyo broke a three-day losing streak as the bargain hunters picked up blue chips and tech stocks, writes Ken Hijino.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
▪ souvenir T-shirts
▪ a souvenir shop
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ Beautiful gifts and educational souvenirs in our Butterfly Boutique.
▪ I feared souvenir stands selling bumper stickers and Austen joke books.
▪ Nor were the crowd to be denied, for they tore the black baize cloth to shreds in their scramble for souvenirs.
▪ Now the woman is hoping to raise over £100,000 by selling souvenirs of her friendship.
▪ On the third night, he took a wine cup as a souvenir.
▪ People who buy several souvenir buttons tell which candidate they are supporting.
▪ This when nifty postcards of the planet are available at every convenience store, tourism agency and souvenir shop.
▪ Tourist souvenirs like furs, ivory, animal skins, coral necklaces and shells can devastate wildlife.