luxury
US
UK luxury n: (opulence)
SC 奢侈 shē chǐ
TC 奢侈
TC 奢侈
SC 奢华 shē chǐ，shē huá
SC 奢侈的享受 shē chǐ，shē chǐ de xiǎng shòu
Richard spent his days living in luxury.
理查德的生活过得颇为奢侈。
luxury n: (not necessity)
SC 奢侈品 shē chǐ pǐn
SC 精美昂贵之物 shē chǐ pǐn，jīng měi áng guì zhī wù
People couldn't afford the same luxuries during the recession as before.
经济萧条期间，人们无法像从前一样能买得起奢侈品了。
luxury n: ([sth] desirable)
SC 享受 xiǎng shòu
TC 享受
TC 享受
SC 让人享受的事物
Ben was allowed the luxury of a free education in his country.
in luxury adv: (with an indulgently wealthy lifestyle)
SC 养尊处优地 yǎng zūn chǔ yōu de
SC 奢侈地 yǎng zūn chǔ yōu de，shē chǐ de
SC 奢华地 yǎng zūn chǔ yōu de，shē huá de
TC 奢華地
TC 奢華地
If I won the lottery, I'd live in luxury on a yacht in the Caribbean.
lap of luxury n: figurative (material comforts)
SC 生活优裕 shēng huó yōu yù
TC 生活優裕
TC 生活優裕
The couple lived in the lap of luxury on a 200-acre estate in Oxfordshire.
luxury goods npl: (expensive non-essential items)
SC 奢侈品 shē chǐ pǐn
luxury liner n: (cruise ship)
SC 豪华客轮 háo huá kè lún
TC 豪華客輪
TC 豪華客輪
The luxury liner cruised the Mediterranean with over 500 people on board.
luxury tax n: (tax payable on non-essential goods)
SC 奢侈品税 shē chǐ pǐn shuì