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| 1 | C something expensive that you enjoy but do not really need 奢侈品 |
| She likes to have a few luxuries like fresh flowers. 她喜欢有一些像鲜花这样的奢侈品。 |
| | 1a | something that you would like to do but is not completely necessary 奢侈的事情 | | I’ m afraid that spending time getting the work perfect is a luxury we can’ t afford. 恐怕我们没那么多时间把工作搞得尽善尽美。 | |
| | 1b | something that you very much enjoy because you do not get it very often 难得的享受 | | An evening to himself was a luxury that he guarded jealously. 一个属于他自己的夜晚是他十分珍惜的一种享受。 | |
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| 2 | U a situation in which you are very comfortable , with the best and most expensive things around you 奢侈；奢华；奢侈的享受 |
| They live a life of absolute luxury. 他们过着穷奢极欲的生活。 |
| a weekend in the luxury of one of New York’ s premier hotels 在纽约最好的一家旅馆度过的豪华周末 |
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