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rich adj (valuable) valioso/a adj : The family has a rich collection of paintings. La familia tiene una valiosa colección de pinturas. rich adj: figurative (elaborate) exquisito/a adj : sofisticado/a adj (formal) suntuoso/a adj : The palace has rich furnishings. El palacio tiene muebles exquisitos. rich adj: figurative (copious) abundante adj mf
containing a lot of exciting events or experiences and therefore very interesting. rico. He has written a book about the island's rich history. Ha escrito un libro sobre la rica historia de la isla. She had a rich and varied life and met many famous and exciting people.
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having or containing a large amount of something desirable or valuable: The country is rich in oil, minerals, and timber. Orange juice is rich in vitamin C. The island has a rich and complex history. Earth that is rich contains a large amount of substances that help plants to grow.
rich. [(British) rɪtʃ , (US) rɪtʃ ] adjetivo Formas de la palabra: comparative richer, superlative richest. 1. (= wealthy) [person, country] rico. to become or get or grow rich (er) hacerse (más) rico ⧫ enriquecerse (más) to get rich quick hacer fortuna o enriquecerse rápidamente. idiom: to be as rich as Croesus nadar en la abundancia.
Traducción de 'rich' en el diccionario gratuito de inglés-español y muchas otras traducciones en español.
1 (=wealthy) [person, country] rico. to become or get or grow rich (er) hacerse (más) rico, enriquecerse (más) to get rich quick hacer fortuna or enriquecerse rápidamente. IDIOMS to be as rich as Croesus nadar en la abundancia. IDIOMS for richer, for poorer en la riqueza y en la pobreza. → get-rich-quick. → strike → B6. 2 (=abundant)
