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adjectivesaftig [Wiese]; grün [Tal]; üppig [Vegetation]* * *(green and fertile: lush meadows.) saftig* * *[lʌʃ]I. adj\lush salary dickes [o saftiges] Gehalt famII. n<pl -es>* * *[lʌʃ]1. adj1) grass, meadows saftig, satt; vegetation üppig2. n (sl)Säufer( in) m(f) (inf), Rauschkugel f (inf)* * *lush1 [lʌʃ] adj (adv lushly)2. → academic.ru/44247/luscious">luscious 3, 43. US figa) reich(lich), überreich (Versorgung etc):lush salary dickes Gehalt umgb) florierend (Industrie etc)c) luxuriös (Wagen etc)lush2 [lʌʃ] US slA s1. Stoff m, Zeug n (Schnaps etc)B v/t1. jemanden unter Alkohol setzen:lush o.s. sich volllaufen lassen umg (on mit)C v/i saufen umg* * *adjectivesaftig [Wiese]; grün [Tal]; üppig [Vegetation] -
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adjective1) (sweet in taste or smell) köstlich [süß]; saftig [süß] [Obst]2) üppig [Figur, Kurven]; knackig (ugs.) [Mädchen]* * *(very sweet, juicy and delicious: a luscious peach.) köstlich- academic.ru/44248/lusciousness">lusciousness* * *lus·cious[ˈlʌʃəs]1. (sweet) taste, smell [herrlich] süß; fruit saftig [süß]; cake, wine köstlich, delikat; colour satt, intensiv\luscious curves üppige Kurven\luscious lips volle Lippento look \luscious zum Anbeißen aussehen fam3. (growing vigorously) üppig\luscious landscape blühende Landschaft* * *['lʌʃəs]adj1) (= delicious) köstlich, lecker2) (= gorgeous) colour satt; girl, boy zum Anbeißen (inf); figure (= full) üppig; (= pleasing) fantastisch, phantastisch; lips üppig3) (= lush) pasture, vegetation üppig* * *luscious [ˈlʌʃəs] adj (adv lusciously)1. a) köstlich, leckerb) süß (u. saftig)3. fig herrlich4. überladen (Stil etc)* * *adjective1) (sweet in taste or smell) köstlich [süß]; saftig [süß] [Obst]2) üppig [Figur, Kurven]; knackig (ugs.) [Mädchen]* * *adj.lecker adj.üppig adj.
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