What does 贅沢な in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word 贅沢な in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 贅沢な in Japanese.
The word 贅沢な in Japanese means 金遣いの荒い、浪費する、贅沢な, 華やかな、華美な、贅沢な, 贅沢な 、 豪奢な, 贅沢な 、 豪華な 、 華麗な, 贅沢な 、 一流好みの, 贅沢な、豪華な、高価な, ハイカラな 、 しゃれた 、 小奇麗な 、 優雅な, 豊富な、有余る、（必要以上に）派手な［贅沢な］, 放蕩な、贅沢な、道楽の、無駄遣いの、金遣いの荒い, 豪華な、贅沢な、派手な、豪奢な, 華美な、贅沢な、行き過ぎた. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word 贅沢な
金遣いの荒い、浪費する、贅沢な(lavish, excessive) |
華やかな、華美な、贅沢な(lifestyle: exciting, adventurous) (生活) It's hard to have a glamorous lifestyle on a waiter's earnings. |
贅沢な 、 豪奢な(extravagant) Tom lived in a lavish apartment in the center of town. |
贅沢な 、 豪華な 、 華麗な(furniture, decorations) (家具・装飾品) Ben rented a luxurious apartment at the center of town. |
贅沢な 、 一流好みの(tastes, style) (嗜好) Dana had luxurious tastes that she couldn't afford to indulge on her salary. |
贅沢な、豪華な、高価な(luxurious) |
ハイカラな 、 しゃれた 、 小奇麗な 、 優雅な(UK, informal (elegant, impressive) Your house is very posh! That's a posh coat. |
豊富な、有余る、（必要以上に）派手な［贅沢な］(wasteful, overspending) The company cannot afford these prodigal expenditures. |
放蕩な、贅沢な、道楽の、無駄遣いの、金遣いの荒い(formal (wastefully extravagant) Humanity's profligate use of the earth's natural resources has brought about drastic climate change. |
豪華な、贅沢な、派手な、豪奢な(informal (elegant, glamorous) |
華美な、贅沢な、行き過ぎた(extravagant, excessive) Terry nearly went bankrupt as a result of wanton spending on luxuries. |
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