Vzorec užití:
a luxurious [thing/experience]; [something] is luxurious
They spent their honeymoon in a luxurious hotel overlooking the ocean.
A nászútjukat egy fényűző, óceánra néző szállodában töltötték.
After years of saving, she finally moved into a luxurious apartment in the city center.
Évekig tartó takarékoskodás után végre egy fényűző belvárosi lakásba költözött.
The spa offers a range of luxurious treatments, including hot stone massages and mud baths.
The company is known for its luxurious sports cars and premium customer service.
We escaped our tiny flat for a luxurious weekend in the countryside.
Učební příklady
They stayed in a luxurious hotel on their holiday.
Egy fényűző szállodában szálltak meg a nyaralásuk alatt.
He dreams of living a luxurious life with a big house and staff.
Arról álmodik, hogy fényűző életet él majd, nagy házzal és személyzettel.
The bathroom was so luxurious, with a big bath and candles.
She bought a luxurious car with leather seats.
The resort was very luxurious but also very expensive.
Častá chyba:
Learners sometimes confuse "luxurious" with the noun "luxury" and say *"a very luxurious" when they mean *"a luxury" (e.g., *"A holiday is a luxurious" instead of "A holiday is a luxury"). They may also confuse "luxurious" with "luxuriant": "luxuriant" is usually for thick growth of hair or plants, while "luxurious" is mainly about expense and comfort.
Význam
Very expensive and very comfortable
Kolokace
luxurious hotel
|luxurious lifestyle
|luxurious apartment
|luxurious bathroom
|luxurious surroundings
|luxurious spa
Synonyma
luxury (Used as an attributive noun (e.g. 'luxury car'); slightly broader and more common in marketing.)
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opulent (Formal and stronger; suggests great wealth displayed in a showy way.)
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lavish (Emphasizes being more than enough or more than necessary, often with a sense of excess.)
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plush (Informal; focuses on soft comfort and rich decoration rather than price alone.)
Antonyma
simple (Lacks extra comfort or decoration; basic and not rich or fancy.)
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austere (Deliberately plain and without any comfort or luxury, often for moral or practical reasons.)
Témata
lifestyle
|travel
|housing
|shopping
|daily_life
|business
|core_vocabulary
Definice
Very expensive and very comfortable, giving you a strong feeling of pleasure and comfort.
Very expensive, comfortable, and of high quality, giving a strong feeling of wealth and physical comfort.
Vzorec užití:
luxurious [hair/fabric/texture/vegetation]
She ran her fingers through his thick, luxurious hair.
Beletúrt a férfi dús, selymes hajába.
The sofa was covered in a luxurious velvet that felt wonderful to sit on.
A kanapét puha, gazdag tapintású bársony borította, amelyen csodálatos érzés volt ülni.
The designer chose a luxurious silk for the evening gown.
The cat's luxurious fur made everyone want to pet her.
Rain and warm weather created a garden full of luxurious green growth.
Učební příklady
She has long, luxurious hair.
Hosszú, dús haja van.
The blanket is made of luxurious soft wool.
A takaró finom, puha gyapjúból készült.
The cat has luxurious fur that feels very soft.
I like curtains made from luxurious heavy fabric.
The forest was full of luxurious green plants.
Častá chyba:
Learners sometimes use "luxurious" only for price and money and forget this sense for physical richness (like hair or fabric). They may also mix it with "luxuriant"; both can describe thick hair or plants, but "luxuriant" is slightly more technical and less common in everyday speech.
Význam
Rich, thick, and very pleasant
Kolokace
luxurious hair
|thick, luxurious curls
|luxurious fabric
|luxurious velvet
|luxurious fur
|luxurious foliage
Synonyma
lush (Very close in meaning; often used for thick plants and hair, slightly more informal in tone.)
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thick (More general and neutral; does not carry the positive, rich feeling that "luxurious" has.)
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silky (Focuses on the smooth, soft feeling, especially of hair or fabric, rather than richness and abundance.)
Antonyma
sparse (Describes hair or growth that is thinly spread with lots of empty space, the opposite of rich and full.)
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coarse (Rough in texture and unpleasant to touch, the opposite of soft and pleasant.)
Témata
appearance
|fashion
|nature
|clothing
|core_vocabulary
Definice
Thick, rich, and very nice to look at or touch, especially about hair or fabric.
Richly full, thick, and very pleasant in look or feel, especially describing hair, fabric, or similar surfaces.