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Definition of luxe in English: luxeadjectivelʌkslʊkslo͝oks Expensive and of high quality; luxurious. 昂贵的；奢侈的，豪华的 the luxe 65-room Four Seasons hotel 有65间豪华房间的四季酒店。 Example sentencesExamples - Topped off last year, it barely avoided losing half its height as luxe housing contracted.
- His preferences ran to luxe and volupte, but not calme; his designs teem with a mercantile profusion.
- In 1926, a Belgian boutique began selling smooth, indulgent chocolates in a luxe gold box.
- Luxe food and surroundings, this is how the other half live.
- The luxe look of the past 20 years has been minimalism, but it is ruthlessly disciplined and fiendishly expensive to achieve.
- The material is metallic in a comfortable blue tone to give an effortless luxe look.
- In July, English shirtmaker Thomas Pink will launch The Traveller, a men's shirt in luxe Egyptian cotton.
- The two pockets and extra long straps give a more casual bohhemian luxe feel to the bag.
- Trophy trought and salmon are only part of the catch at these luxe western lodges.
- His designs here follow the same artfully deconstructed but romantically luxe æsthetic; and for the most part, he succeeded rather well.
- Buy a dark purple suede bag or a plum velvet blazer for a luxe look.
- Options range from the mother of all tourist traps Plataforma, to the still touristy but ever-popular Discoteca Help, to the painfully hip and luxe cigar bar/club Esch Cafe.
- Whether you're headed to the cabin or the corner café, fend off fall's chill with luxe sweaters and jackets made to last a lifetime
- Mini-mansions crowd its subdividing lots, and its luxe schools register ever higher test scores.
- Sew covers for the pillows out of luxe cranberry and chocolate browne fabrics (use fusible tape for a no-sew seaming option).
- A rich palette of country greens and browns, superb knits, tweeds as smooth as yoghurt and timelessly luxe romantic eveningwear had his super-elegant and very rich customers smiling.
- The luxe hillside complex sleeps 16, boasts a staff of 10, and features a vast infinity pool, tennis courts and three vehicles for exploring the island.
- When a luxe brand entrusts its production to a factory in Asia, it obviously saves money.
- After clearing, we made our way into a slip in the seriously luxe ONE15 Marina, another 1,000 mile passage in the bag.
- Spend seven days exploring deep-sea life from a shamelessly luxe live-aboard yacht.
noun lʌkslʊkslo͝oks mass nounLuxury. 豪华，奢侈 inside, the design reverts to turn-of-the-century luxe Example sentencesExamples - On this nine-day safari, you'll tag along with Bushmen on their daily hunting-and-gathering forays (while still bedding down in luxe lodges and camps).
- She expects to pine for the Chronicle's luxe test kitchen - which she helped set up - not to mention its herb garden and 20,000 bottle wine cellar.
- Whether it be buckle-front carry-alls or laid-back hip swingers just like a postman bag, casual luxe for this season is truly defined.
- Clearly, we are talking serious luxe here: Orient-Express is an operation that can make a luxury apartment out of a cornflake packet.
- It's an older set, including mature celebs who are big into luxe and women whose surnames suggest that they didn't marry the plumber from Peckham
- A rich palette of country greens and browns, superb knits, tweeds as smooth as yoghurt and timelessly luxe romantic eveningwear had his super-elegant and very rich customers smiling.
- This lust for luxe isn't a uniquely Scottish phenomenon.
- The luxe Garneau Theatre presents a specially seasonal 25th anniversary screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show at 11: 59 on Saturday.
- The luxe hillside complex sleeps 16, boasts a staff of 10, and features a vast infinity pool, tennis courts and three vehicles for exploring the island.
- Were I one of the financially blessed, feeling the need for the ultimate in grande luxe quiet and stroking, I'd be booking the next long weekend right now.
- ‘Handcrafted and customised, or rare, almost museum-quality super luxe items will be in greater demand,’ Wesely-Clough predicts.
- You'll pedal along dry riverbeds, slickrock, and narrow jeep tracks en route to each day's destination - luxe campsites or charming village inns.
- The town, a ski resort in winter (and site of the 1956 Winter Olympics), is a kind of anti-Aspen: elegant and luxe yet warmly human, full of comfortable old hotels built in a blocky chalet style.
- I admit from the start that you could argue that this is not real luxury but a kind of ersatz variety, punk luxe, and maybe you would be correct.
- Mini-mansions crowd its subdividing lots, and its luxe schools register ever higher test scores.
- Given their love of luxe, Leos tend to overindulge in delectably unnecessary high-fat and sugary goodies.
- The luxe look of the past 20 years has been minimalism, but it is ruthlessly disciplined and fiendishly expensive to achieve.
- You'll also check out archaeological digs at ancient sites, see fresh mozzarella di bufala stretched by hand, and end the days with bacchanalian feasts and luxe rooms in cliff-perched palaces.
- The latest luxe spot to raise a glass: in front of your own fireplace in one of the new L' Orangerie suites at the Royal Riviera.
- The ultimate classic in Russian travel is the Trans-Siberian Express, a legendary 17-day luxe train journey from Moscow to Vladivostok that rumbles for nearly 6,000 miles.
OriginMid 16th century: from French, from Latin luxus 'abundance'. Compare with deluxe. Rhymescrux, dux, flux, lux, tux Definition of luxe in US English: luxeadjectivelo͝oks Expensive and of high quality; luxurious. 昂贵的；奢侈的，豪华的 the luxe 65-room Four Seasons hotel 有65间豪华房间的四季酒店。 Example sentencesExamples - Mini-mansions crowd its subdividing lots, and its luxe schools register ever higher test scores.
- Options range from the mother of all tourist traps Plataforma, to the still touristy but ever-popular Discoteca Help, to the painfully hip and luxe cigar bar/club Esch Cafe.
- The two pockets and extra long straps give a more casual bohhemian luxe feel to the bag.
- Spend seven days exploring deep-sea life from a shamelessly luxe live-aboard yacht.
- The luxe look of the past 20 years has been minimalism, but it is ruthlessly disciplined and fiendishly expensive to achieve.
- Topped off last year, it barely avoided losing half its height as luxe housing contracted.
- The luxe hillside complex sleeps 16, boasts a staff of 10, and features a vast infinity pool, tennis courts and three vehicles for exploring the island.
- Buy a dark purple suede bag or a plum velvet blazer for a luxe look.
- When a luxe brand entrusts its production to a factory in Asia, it obviously saves money.
- In 1926, a Belgian boutique began selling smooth, indulgent chocolates in a luxe gold box.
- In July, English shirtmaker Thomas Pink will launch The Traveller, a men's shirt in luxe Egyptian cotton.
- His designs here follow the same artfully deconstructed but romantically luxe æsthetic; and for the most part, he succeeded rather well.
- Luxe food and surroundings, this is how the other half live.
- After clearing, we made our way into a slip in the seriously luxe ONE15 Marina, another 1,000 mile passage in the bag.
- Trophy trought and salmon are only part of the catch at these luxe western lodges.
- Whether you're headed to the cabin or the corner café, fend off fall's chill with luxe sweaters and jackets made to last a lifetime
- A rich palette of country greens and browns, superb knits, tweeds as smooth as yoghurt and timelessly luxe romantic eveningwear had his super-elegant and very rich customers smiling.
- The material is metallic in a comfortable blue tone to give an effortless luxe look.
- Sew covers for the pillows out of luxe cranberry and chocolate browne fabrics (use fusible tape for a no-sew seaming option).
- His preferences ran to luxe and volupte, but not calme; his designs teem with a mercantile profusion.
nounlo͝oks Luxury. 豪华，奢侈 Example sentencesExamples - The town, a ski resort in winter (and site of the 1956 Winter Olympics), is a kind of anti-Aspen: elegant and luxe yet warmly human, full of comfortable old hotels built in a blocky chalet style.
- The luxe look of the past 20 years has been minimalism, but it is ruthlessly disciplined and fiendishly expensive to achieve.
- The luxe hillside complex sleeps 16, boasts a staff of 10, and features a vast infinity pool, tennis courts and three vehicles for exploring the island.
- Were I one of the financially blessed, feeling the need for the ultimate in grande luxe quiet and stroking, I'd be booking the next long weekend right now.
- The luxe Garneau Theatre presents a specially seasonal 25th anniversary screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show at 11: 59 on Saturday.
- On this nine-day safari, you'll tag along with Bushmen on their daily hunting-and-gathering forays (while still bedding down in luxe lodges and camps).
- You'll also check out archaeological digs at ancient sites, see fresh mozzarella di bufala stretched by hand, and end the days with bacchanalian feasts and luxe rooms in cliff-perched palaces.
- It's an older set, including mature celebs who are big into luxe and women whose surnames suggest that they didn't marry the plumber from Peckham
- Clearly, we are talking serious luxe here: Orient-Express is an operation that can make a luxury apartment out of a cornflake packet.
- ‘Handcrafted and customised, or rare, almost museum-quality super luxe items will be in greater demand,’ Wesely-Clough predicts.
- The ultimate classic in Russian travel is the Trans-Siberian Express, a legendary 17-day luxe train journey from Moscow to Vladivostok that rumbles for nearly 6,000 miles.
- Given their love of luxe, Leos tend to overindulge in delectably unnecessary high-fat and sugary goodies.
- This lust for luxe isn't a uniquely Scottish phenomenon.
- The latest luxe spot to raise a glass: in front of your own fireplace in one of the new L' Orangerie suites at the Royal Riviera.
- She expects to pine for the Chronicle's luxe test kitchen - which she helped set up - not to mention its herb garden and 20,000 bottle wine cellar.
- Whether it be buckle-front carry-alls or laid-back hip swingers just like a postman bag, casual luxe for this season is truly defined.
- You'll pedal along dry riverbeds, slickrock, and narrow jeep tracks en route to each day's destination - luxe campsites or charming village inns.
- Mini-mansions crowd its subdividing lots, and its luxe schools register ever higher test scores.
- A rich palette of country greens and browns, superb knits, tweeds as smooth as yoghurt and timelessly luxe romantic eveningwear had his super-elegant and very rich customers smiling.
- I admit from the start that you could argue that this is not real luxury but a kind of ersatz variety, punk luxe, and maybe you would be correct.
OriginMid 16th century: from French, from Latin luxus ‘abundance’. Compare with deluxe. |