luxury in Japanese
luxury in Japanese is 贅沢 — luxury means a state of great comfort, ease, and often expensive surroundings.
luxury in Japanese
贅沢
Pronounced: zeitaku
Very wealthy and comfortable surroundings; the state of being that they create.
What does "luxury" mean?
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noun A state of great comfort, ease, and often expensive surroundings.
"After years of scraping by, they finally lived in luxury."
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noun Something enjoyable and desirable but not strictly necessary — a treat rather than a need.
"A long bath after a hard day is one of life's small luxuries."
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adj Very expensive and of the highest quality; upscale.
"They test-drove a luxury sedan before deciding on something more practical."
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luxury in a sentence
- After years of scraping by, they finally lived in luxury.
- The apartment was decorated in pure luxury, from the chandeliers to the marble floors.
- A long bath after a hard day is one of life's small luxuries.
- Owning a car is a luxury for many people living in big cities with good transport links.
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What is "luxury" in Japanese?
"luxury" in Japanese is 贅沢. luxury means: A state of great comfort, ease, and often expensive surroundings.
How do you pronounce 贅沢?
"luxury" in Japanese is 贅沢, pronounced "zeitaku".
How do you use "luxury" in a sentence?
Example: "After years of scraping by, they finally lived in luxury." In Japanese, "luxury" is 贅沢.
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