rich

• Describe a una persona que tiene mucho dinero o bienes valiosos; también describe alimentos que son abundantes, cremosos o intensos en sabor.

Describes someone who has a lot of money or valuable possessions; also describes food that is heavy, creamy, or full of flavor.

1. Having a lot of moneyA1formal

   Having a great deal of money or assets; wealthy.

   rico

   • He is a rich businessman who owns several companies.
   • They live in a rich neighborhood with large houses.
   • She became rich after her invention became popular.

   Sinónimosaffluentflushloadedmoneyedprosperouswealthy

   Antónimosbankruptdestituteimpecuniouspennilesspoor

2. Abundant in somethingA2formal

   Containing a large amount of something valuable or desirable.

   rico en algo

   • The soil is rich in nutrients for farming.
   • This cake is rich in chocolate flavor.
   • The region is rich in natural resources like oil and gas.

   Sinónimosabundantamplebountifulcopiousfraughtfullgenerouslavishoverflowingplentifulprofusereplete

   Antónimosbarrendepletedimpoverishedpoor

3. Intense or deepB1formal

   Used to describe colors, sounds, or flavors that are strong, deep, and vibrant.

   Intenso o profundo

   • The painting uses rich, vibrant colors.
   • He has a rich, deep voice that is pleasant to listen to.
   • The sauce has a rich, creamy texture.

   Sinónimosbolddeepfullheavyintenselushresonantsavorystrongvibrant

   Antónimosblanddullfaintflatpalethinwateryweak

4. Interesting and variedB2formal

   Full of interesting or varied elements; not simple or dull.

   rico, variado e interesante

   • The city has a rich cultural history.
   • She leads a rich life full of travel and experiences.
   • The novel offers a rich tapestry of characters and stories.

   Sinónimoscolorfuldiverseeventfulfulllivelyrewardingstimulatingvariedvibrant

   Antónimosboringdullmonotonousuneventfulunvarying

• Sustantivo que designa a las personas ricas como grupo, o la condición de poseer abundantes bienes materiales o recursos.

A noun referring to wealthy people as a group, or the state of having abundant material wealth or resources.

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1. Wealthy people collectivelyB1formal

   People who have a great deal of money, property, or valuable possessions.

   los ricos

   • The rich often have access to better education and healthcare.
   • The gap between the rich and the poor continues to widen.
   • The rich in this city live in exclusive neighborhoods.

   Sinónimosaffluentelitemoneyedprivilegedupper classwealthy

   Antónimospoor