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1 expensive
غَالٍ \ expensive: costing a lot; not cheap. on the boil: boiling; at this heat. posh: expensive very fine: a posh house; posh clothes. scalding: boiling hot: The tea was scalding and I burned my tongue. smart: looking rather splendid and expensive: a smart house; a smart new car. -
2 expensive
[-sɪv] adjectivecosting a great deal:ثَمين، غالٍexpensive clothes.
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3 expensive
باهظ الثَّمن \ expensive: costing a lot; not cheap. -
4 غال
غَالٍ \ expensive: costing a lot; not cheap. on the boil: boiling; at this heat. posh: expensive very fine: a posh house; posh clothes. scalding: boiling hot: The tea was scalding and I burned my tongue. smart: looking rather splendid and expensive: a smart house; a smart new car. -
5 on the boil
غَالٍ \ expensive: costing a lot; not cheap. on the boil: boiling; at this heat. posh: expensive very fine: a posh house; posh clothes. scalding: boiling hot: The tea was scalding and I burned my tongue. smart: looking rather splendid and expensive: a smart house; a smart new car. -
6 posh
غَالٍ \ expensive: costing a lot; not cheap. on the boil: boiling; at this heat. posh: expensive very fine: a posh house; posh clothes. scalding: boiling hot: The tea was scalding and I burned my tongue. smart: looking rather splendid and expensive: a smart house; a smart new car. -
7 scalding
غَالٍ \ expensive: costing a lot; not cheap. on the boil: boiling; at this heat. posh: expensive very fine: a posh house; posh clothes. scalding: boiling hot: The tea was scalding and I burned my tongue. smart: looking rather splendid and expensive: a smart house; a smart new car. -
8 smart
غَالٍ \ expensive: costing a lot; not cheap. on the boil: boiling; at this heat. posh: expensive very fine: a posh house; posh clothes. scalding: boiling hot: The tea was scalding and I burned my tongue. smart: looking rather splendid and expensive: a smart house; a smart new car. -
9 luxury
[ˈlakʃərɪ] plural ˈluxuries noun1) great comfort usually amongst expensive things:تَرَف، بَذْخ( also adjective) gold jewellery and other luxury goods.
2) something pleasant but not necessary, and often rare and expensive:كَماليّاتWe're going to give up all those luxuries and only spend money on essentials.
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10 كمال
كَمالٌ \ perfection: being faultless. \ كَمَاليّ (شَيْء) \ luxury: sth. that is unnecessarily expensive; sth. (usu. expensive) that one does not really need: A gold watch is a luxury. -
11 luxury
كَمَاليّ (شَيْء) \ luxury: sth. that is unnecessarily expensive; sth. (usu. expensive) that one does not really need: A gold watch is a luxury. -
12 ghalin
too expensive; extreme [ghala] Swa ghali borrowed from Ar -
13 أجد أنها غالية بعض الشيء.
I find it a little expensive. -
14 أيوجد شئ أقل تكلفة
is there anything less expensive -
15 غال ثمين
adj. costly, expensive -
16 غالي السعر
adj. expensive -
17 غير رخيص
adj. expensive, costly -
18 مكان ما لا يكون غاليا جدا.
Some place not too expensive. -
19 هذا جيد إلا أنه غالي الثمن بعض الشيء.
It's good (but it's a little expensive.)Arabic-English dictionary > هذا جيد إلا أنه غالي الثمن بعض الشيء.
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20 هل عندكم أي شيء أغلى
do you have anything more expensive
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