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lux.u.ryH5lQk7F[r7i, $-FL-ngreat comfort, esp. as provided by expensive and beautiful things, or something which is pleasant to have but is not necessary奢侈，豪华We'll never have enough money to be able to live in luxury. [U]我们不可能有足够的钱过奢侈生活。It doesn't seem fair that some people live/lead lives of luxury, while others have nothing at all. [U]有些人生活奢侈，有些人却一贫如洗，这似乎不公平。When Jack retired, he and his wife went on a luxury cruise.杰克退休后，便携妻子外出进行了一次豪华航行。We stayed at a luxury hotel.我们住在豪华宾馆内。Champagne is a real luxury. [C]香槟确实是奢侈品。I like to buy myself little luxuries from time to time. [C]我喜欢不时给自己买些奢侈品。It would be a luxury to be able to have a day off work.休假一天是一件奢侈的事。The government is expected to introduce a new tax on luxury goods/items (= expensive items such as jewellery, PERFUME and works of art which are pleasant to have but are not necessary).政府将对奢侈品（如珠宝，香水，艺术品）课征新税。
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