plush

• Décrit quelque chose de luxueux, doux et confortable, souvent en rapport avec un tissu ou un mobilier.

Describes something that is richly luxurious, soft, and comfortable, often referring to fabric or furnishings.

1. Luxurious and expensiveB2formal

   Characterized by extravagance, richness, and profusion; very comfortable and high-quality.

   somptueux, luxueux

   • The hotel room was plush, with velvet curtains and marble floors.
   • He bought a plush leather sofa for his living room.
   • The interior of the yacht was incredibly plush and opulent.

   Synonymesdeluxefancygrandlavishluxuriousopulentpalatialposhrichsumptuous

   Antonymesausterebarecheapcoarsehumblemeagerplainpoorroughshabbysimplesparsespartan

2. Soft and thickA2informal

   Made of or covered with a soft, thick fabric or material.

   doux et épais

   • The child hugged a plush teddy bear.
   • She wore a plush bathrobe after her shower.
   • The carpet was so plush that it felt like walking on clouds.

   Synonymescushionydownyfleecyfluffypaddedsoftthickvelvety

• Nom désignant un type de tissu à poils longs et doux, plus épais et plus luxueux que le velours.

A noun referring to a type of fabric characterized by a long, soft nap, making it thicker and more luxurious than velvet.

indénombrable

1. Soft fabricB2formal

   A type of fabric with a long, soft nap, which is thicker and more luxurious than velvet.

   Peluche (tissu)

   • The sofa was upholstered in a rich, dark plush.
   • She chose a plush for the curtains to give the room a cozy feel.
   • The teddy bear was made of a soft, synthetic plush.

   Synonymeschenillefleeceshagvelourvelvet