lush in Irish
lush in Irish is méith — lush means growing thickly and vigorously; richly green and full of life.
lush in Irish
méith
(of vegetation) Dense, teeming with life; luxuriant.
What does "lush" mean?
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adj Growing thickly and vigorously; richly green and full of life.
"The valley was covered in lush green vegetation after weeks of rain."
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adj Luxurious or richly appealing.
"They stayed in a lush hotel suite overlooking the bay."
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noun Informal: a person who drinks alcohol heavily.
"The old lush at the end of the bar hadn't left his stool in hours."
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lush in a sentence
- The valley was covered in lush green vegetation after weeks of rain.
- They stayed in a lush hotel suite overlooking the bay.
- The old lush at the end of the bar hadn't left his stool in hours.
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What is "lush" in Irish?
"lush" in Irish is méith. lush means: Growing thickly and vigorously; richly green and full of life.
How do you use "lush" in a sentence?
Example: "The valley was covered in lush green vegetation after weeks of rain." In Irish, "lush" is méith.
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