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1. (adj.) expensive
entailing great expense:
an expensive party.
2. expensive
sold for a high price:
expensive clothes.
Etymology: (1620–30)
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| Definition of 'Expensive' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) expensive
high in price or charging high prices
"expensive clothes"; "an expensive shop"
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1. (adjective) expensive
≠ inexpensive, cheap
an expensive car; The renovations were expensive.; living expensively
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| Definition of 'Expensive' |
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1. (adj) Expensive
occasioning expense; calling for liberal outlay; costly; dear; liberal; as, expensive dress; an expensive house or family
2. (adj) Expensive
free in expending; very liberal; especially, in a bad scene; extravagant; lavish
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Sense: costing a great deal
expensive clothes.
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 Afrikaans: duur |
 Arabic: ثَمين، غالٍ |
 Bulgarian: скъп |
 Brazilian: dispendioso |
 Czech: nákladný |
 German: teuer |
 Danish: dyr; kostbar |
 Greek: ακριβός |
 Spanish: caro |
 Estonian: kallis |
 Farsi: گران |
 Finnish: kallis |
 French: cher |
 Hebrew: יָקָר |
 Hindi: महंगा |
 Croatian: skupo |
 Hungarian: drága |
 Indonesian: mahal |
 Icelandic: dÿr; kostnaðarsamur |
 Italian: costoso, caro |
 Japanese: 高価な |
 Korean: 비싼 |
 Lithuanian: brangus |
 Latvian: dārgs |
 Malay: mahal |
 Dutch: duur |
 Norwegian: dyr, kostbar |
 Polish: kosztowny |
 Persian: گران |
 Pashto: ګران |
 Portuguese: dispendioso |
 Romanian: scump |
 Russian: дорогостоящий |
 Slovak: drahý |
 Slovenian: drag |
 Serbian: skup |
 Swedish: dyr |
 Thai: แพง |
 Turkish: pahalı |
 Taiwanese: 昂貴的 |
 Ukrainian: дорогий |
 Urdu: مہنگا |
 Vietnamese: đắt tiền |
 Chinese: 昂贵的 |
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