plush

• Descreve algo luxuoso, macio e confortável, frequentemente relacionado a tecidos ou itens de decoração.

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.

   Luxuoso

   • 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.

   Sinônimosdeluxefancygrandlavishluxuriousopulentpalatialposhrichsumptuous

   Antônimosausterebarecheapcoarsehumblemeagerplainpoorroughshabbysimplesparsespartan

2. Soft and thickA2informal

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

   Macio e felpudo

   • 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.

   Sinônimoscushionydownyfleecyfluffypaddedsoftthickvelvety

• Substantivo que designa um tecido de pelo longo e macio, mais grosso e luxuoso que o veludo; também se usa para objetos feitos desse tecido, como bichos de pelúcia.

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

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1. Soft fabricB2formal

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

   Plush

   • 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.

   Sinônimoschenillefleeceshagvelourvelvet