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lush

UK
/lʌʃ/
US
/lʌʃ/

Translations

lushadjective
lusher
Comp.
lushest
Super.
UK
/lʌʃ/
US
/lʌʃ/
The garden was filled with lush greenery.
Сад был наполнен пышной зеленью.
The lush fruits were ripe and ready to eat.
Сочные фрукты были спелыми и готовыми к употреблению.
The lush landscape was a sight to behold.
Богатый пейзаж был зрелищем, достойным восхищения.
Additional translations
зеленый
буйный
обильный
Synonyms
profuse
sumptuous
plentiful
opulent
verdant
abundant
rich
luxuriant
Antonyms
bare
stark
dry
lushnoun
lushes
pl
UK
/lʌʃ/
US
/lʌʃ/
Synonyms
sot
drunkard
boozer
tippler
alcoholic
dipsomaniac
inebriate
lushverb
lushed
Past Simple
lushed
Past Participle
lushing
Gerund
Informal/archaic usage meaning ‘to drink alcohol heavily’
Synonyms
enrich
flourish
thrive
proliferate
abound
grow luxuriantly
become lush
luxuriate

Definitions

lushadjective
Having a lot of green, healthy plants, grass, and trees.
The garden was lush with vibrant flowers and thick foliage.
Rich and luxurious in quality.
The lush velvet curtains added a touch of elegance to the room.
Very attractive to look at, taste, or smell.
The lush aroma of freshly baked bread filled the kitchen.
Informal, chiefly British: Extremely pleasing or desirable; excellent.
That new album is absolutely lush.
lushnoun
A person who habitually drinks alcohol to excess; a drunkard.
After losing his job, he turned into a lush, spending every evening at the pub.
lushverb
To drink alcohol, especially habitually and to excess.
He admitted he had been lushing for years before seeking help.
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