nugget [ˈnʌɡɪt]

例句:

• a useful nugget of information
  一条有用的信息
  
• He had felt on the telephone that Jordan had a little nugget of information tucked away somewhere.
  他已从电话里感到乔丹掖着点儿什么有价值的情报。
  
• The terrorists out there use every nugget of information to help develop their master plan.
  那些恐怖主义分子是在利用一切重要情报帮助实现他们的总计划.
  
• We must not miss out on this little nugget.
  来自THETIMES
• Work stops while other prospectors admire the nugget.
  来自WSJ
• You never know when you are going to find a nugget.
  来自VOA