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affluent

/ˈæf.lu.ənt/

Traduction: Décrit une personne, un groupe ou une région qui est riche et jouit d'un niveau de vie élevé., Nom désignant une personne aisée financièrement ou un cours d'eau qui se jette dans un autre, affluent.

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adjective

/ˈæf.lu.ənt/B2formal
  • frDécrit une personne, un groupe ou une région qui est riche et jouit d'un niveau de vie élevé.

Describes a person, group, or area that is wealthy and has a high standard of living.

  1. Wealthy or RichB2formal

    Having a plentiful supply of money, possessions, or resources.

    frriche, aisé

    • They live in an affluent neighborhood with large houses.
    • The affluent businessman donated millions to charity.
    • Affluent societies often have higher standards of living.

    Synonymescomfortableflushloadedmoneyedopulentprosperousrichwealthy

    Antonymesdestituteimpecuniousimpoverishedindigentneedypennilesspoor

  2. Flowing intoC1formal

    Describing a stream or river that flows into a larger body of water.

    fraffluent

    • The affluent river joins the main stream near the valley.
    • Several small affluents feed into the great lake.
    • The map shows all the affluents of the Mississippi River.

    Synonymesinfluenttributary

  3. A wealthy personB2formal

    An individual who has a great deal of money or assets.

    frpersonne fortunée

    • The gala was attended by many affluents from the city.
    • He is an affluent who owns multiple properties abroad.
    • Affluents often invest in art and luxury goods.

    Synonymescomfortableflushloadedmoneyedopulentprosperousrichwealthy

    Antonymesdestituteimpoverishedneedypennilesspoor

Formes
  • more affluent comparative form
  • most affluent superlative form
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noun

/ˈæf.lu.ənt/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une personne aisée financièrement ou un cours d'eau qui se jette dans un autre, affluent.

A noun referring to a person who is financially well off, or a branch that flows into a main stream.

  1. Wealthy personB2formal

    An individual who has a large amount of money and valuable assets.

    frpersonne fortunée

    • The gala was attended by many affluents from the city.
    • Affluents often invest in diverse portfolios.
    • The neighborhood is known for housing many affluents.

    Synonymesfat catnabobplutocratrich person

    Antonymesbeggarindigentpauper

  2. Tributary streamC1formal

    A smaller river or stream that flows into a larger one.

    frAffluent (cours d'eau)

    • The river was fed by several small affluents.
    • Geographers mapped the main river and its affluents.
    • The affluent joins the main channel near the valley.

    Synonymesfeedertributary

  3. Having abundant wealthB2formal

    Possessing a plentiful supply of money, resources, or valuable possessions.

    frriche, fortuné

    • The affluent society enjoys a high standard of living.
    • She comes from an affluent family with extensive property.
    • Affluent nations often have advanced infrastructure.

    Synonymesflushloadedmoneyedopulentprosperousrichwealthy

    Antonymesdestituteimpoverishedindigentpennilesspoor

Formes
  • affluents plural form
  • affluents' possessive plural form
  • affluent's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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