lavish

• Describe algo muy rico, refinado o lujoso; a menudo implica un gran gasto de dinero o esfuerzo, o algo abundante y generoso.

Describes something that is very rich, elaborate, or luxurious; often involving large amounts of money or effort.

1. Sumptuously rich or elaborateB2formal

   Characterized by or produced with extravagance and profusion.

   suntuoso

   • The hotel offered a lavish breakfast buffet.
   • They threw a lavish party for their anniversary.
   • The palace was decorated with lavish furnishings.

   Sinónimoselaborateextravagantgrandluxuriousopulentornateplushprofuserichsumptuous

   Antónimosausterebarefrugalmeagerplainsparse

2. Generous or abundantB2formal

   Given or provided in large amounts; not sparing.

   generoso, abundante

   • She received lavish praise for her work.
   • The company gave lavish bonuses to its employees.
   • He was lavish in his compliments to the chef.

   Sinónimosabundantamplebountifulcopiousextravagantgenerousluxuriantopulentplentifulprofuse

   Antónimosfrugalmeagermeagrescantsparingsparsestingy

• Verbo que significa dar o gastar algo en grandes cantidades, de manera generosa o derrochadora.

A verb used to indicate the act of giving or spending something in large, generous, or extravagant amounts.

1. Give generouslyB2formal

   To give or bestow something in large amounts or without limit.

   Colmar de

   • She lavished gifts on her grandchildren.
   • The company lavished praise on its employees.
   • He lavished attention on his new project.

   Sinónimosbestowconferdelugefloodheappourshowersquanderwaste

   Antónimosdenyhoardskimpstintwithhold

2. Spend extravagantlyB2formal

   To spend money or resources freely and often excessively.

   derrochar

   • They lavished money on their wedding celebration.
   • The billionaire lavished millions on his private island.
   • She lavished her inheritance on luxury cars and travel.

   Sinónimosdissipatefritter awaysplurgesquanderwaste

   Antónimoshoardsavescrimpskimpstint