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rich

UK
/rɪtʃ/
US
/rɪtʃ/

Übersetzungen

richadjektiv
richer
Komp.
richest
Super.
UK
/rɪtʃ/
US
/rɪtʃ/
He is a rich businessman.
Он богатый бизнесмен.
The cake has a rich chocolate flavor.
Торт имеет насыщенный шоколадный вкус.
She comes from a wealthy family.
Она из состоятельной семьи.
The soil in this region is rich and fertile.
Почва в этом регионе обильная и плодородная.
Synonyme
affluent
lavish
substantial
moneyed
well-off
flush
loaded
prosperous
opulent
wealthy
Antonyme
poor
richsubstantiv
rich
Pl.
UK
/rɪtʃ/
US
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Used chiefly with the definite article to denote wealthy people collectively.
Synonyme
moneybags
industrialist
baron
oligarch
financier
high roller
woman of means
man of means
capitalist
nabob
fat cat
plutocrat
magnate
tycoon
billionaire
millionaire
affluent person
wealthy person
the wealthy
richadverb
Archaic/rare use meaning “richly; in a rich manner”
Synonyme
richly
lavishly
opulently
affluently
abundantly
sumptuously
profusely
lushly
plentifully

Definitionen

richadjektiv
Having a great deal of money or assets; wealthy.
The rich businessman donated a large sum to charity.
Abundant or plentiful in resources or qualities.
The soil in this region is rich and perfect for farming.
Full of flavor or taste; highly seasoned or fatty.
The chocolate cake was so rich that I could only eat a small piece.
Having a strong, deep, or vivid color.
The artist used a rich blue to capture the depth of the ocean.
Producing a large amount of something, especially a crop.
The rich fields yielded a bountiful harvest this year.
Used ironically to describe a comment or action that is regarded as hypocritical, absurd, or laughably inappropriate.
"He says I need to be more punctual—that's rich coming from him."
(of a fuel mixture) Containing a higher proportion of fuel than is optimal for efficient combustion.
The engine is running rich and emitting black smoke.
(of sound) Pleasantly deep, full, and resonant.
Her voice was rich and soothing, captivating the audience.
richsubstantiv
Wealthy people considered collectively (usually preceded by the).
Tax breaks for the rich have become a controversial political issue.
A wealthy person (rare and informal, usually preceded by an article).
He married a rich and never had to work again.
richadverb
In a rich, luxurious, or abundant manner; richly.
The garments were embroidered rich with gold thread.
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