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plush
noun
plushes
pl
UK
/plʌʃ/
US
/plʌʃ/
peluche
Pour un jouet en tissu rembourré.
The child hugged her favorite plush tightly as she fell asleep.
L’enfant serrait fort sa peluche préférée en s’endormant.
peluche
Pour le tissu épais à poil ras et dense, notamment en tapisserie ou en habillement.
The sofa was covered in a luxurious red plush that felt incredibly soft to the touch.
Le canapé était recouvert d’une peluche rouge luxueuse, incroyablement douce au toucher.
Synonyms
plushie
plush fabric
pile fabric
chenille
velveteen
velour
velvet
cuddly toy
stuffed animal
stuffed toy
soft toy
plush
adjective
plusher
Comp.
plushest
Super.
UK
/plʌʃ/
US
/plʌʃ/
moelleux
Pour quelque chose de très doux et confortable au toucher.
The hotel room was decorated with plush carpets and velvet drapes.
La chambre d’hôtel était décorée de tapis moelleux et de tentures en velours.
luxueux
Pour un lieu, un intérieur ou un mode de vie riche et élégant.
They lived in a plush apartment overlooking the city skyline.
Ils vivaient dans un appartement luxueux donnant sur la ligne d’horizon de la ville.
Synonyms
opulent
luxurious
sumptuous
lavish
rich
soft
comfortable
cozy
Antonyms
sparse
rough
uncomfortable
Definitions
plush
noun
A fabric with a soft, dense pile, often used for upholstery and clothing.
The sofa was covered in a luxurious red plush that felt incredibly soft to the touch.
A stuffed toy, often made from plush fabric.
The child hugged her favorite plush tightly as she fell asleep.
plush
adjective
Luxuriously soft and comfortable.
The hotel room was decorated with plush carpets and velvet drapes.
Richly luxurious and expensive.
They lived in a plush apartment overlooking the city skyline.
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