On this page you’ll find 67 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to posh, such as: chic, classy, deluxe, elegant, exclusive, and fashionable.
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There can be no doubt that at that time, when he was twenty-seven years of age, Posh was an exceptionally comely and stalwart man.
EDWARD FITZGERALD AND «POSH»JAMES BLYTH
According to Posh, the original name of this schooner was the Shamrock, but she has become famous as the Scandal.
EDWARD FITZGERALD AND «POSH»JAMES BLYTH
Posh knew the man as a good-hearted friend, a man of jealous affection, as a free-handed business partner, as a lover of the sea.
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WORDS RELATED TO POSH
- baloney
- bosh
- bull
- bunk
- bunkum
- crap
- drivel
- gibberish
- guff
- hogwash
- hokum
- hooey
- malarkey
- moonshine
- nonsense
- phooey
- poppycock
- posh
- rubbish
- chic
- dashing
- elegant
- exclusive
- fashionable
- fly
- high-class
- in
- in vogue
- mod
- modish
- posh
- select
- sharp
- superior
- swank
- swanky
- tony
- uptown
- baloney
- bosh
- bull
- bullshit
- bunk
- bunkum
- claptrap
- drivel
- foolishness
- gibberish
- guff
- hogwash
- hokum
- hooey
- idiocy
- ludicrousness
- malarkey
- moonshine
- nonsense
- phooey
- poppycock
- posh
- ridiculousness
- rigmarole
- rubbish
- shit
- tomfoolery
- twaddle
- bandbox
- brisk
- chic
- chichi
- classy
- clean
- dainty
- dashing
- doggy
- dressed to kill
- dressed to nines
- jaunty
- natty
- nice
- nifty
- nimble
- nobby
- posh
- prim
- rakish
- ritzy
- sassy
- sharp
- showy
- smart
- snazzy
- snug
- spiffy
- spruce
- spry
- stylish
- swank
- swanky
- swell
- trim
- turned out
- well-turned-out
- choice
- costly
- dainty
- delicate
- elegant
- exclusive
- expensive
- exquisite
- first-class
- grand
- luscious
- lush
- luxuriant
- luxurious
- opulent
- palatial
- posh
- rare
- recherché
- rich
- ritzy
- select
- special
- splendid
- sumptuous
- super
- swank
- swanky
- busy
- careful
- complex
- complicated
- decorated
- detailed
- elegant
- embellished
- exact
- extensive
- extravagant
- fancy
- fussy
- garnished
- high-tech
- highly wrought
- imposing
- knotty
- labored
- labyrinthine
- luxurious
- many-faceted
- minute
- ornamented
- ornate
- ostentatious
- overdone
- overworked
- painstaking
- perfected
- plush
- posh
- precise
- prodigious
- refined
- showy
- skillful
- sophisticated
- studied
- thorough
- with all the extras
- with all the options
- with bells and whistles
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classy, posh, swishadjective
elegant and fashionable
«classy clothes»; «a classy dame»; «a posh restaurant»; «a swish pastry shop on the Rue du Bac»- Julia Child
Synonyms:
swish, classy, poshAntonyms:
styleless, unstylish
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How to use Posh in a sentence?
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Shaikh Nazmul Alam:
We have been following him for a long time and arrested him yesterday night from Banani, a posh area of the city.
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Sarah Shepherd:
Daniel Craig is a kind of modern RP speaker, which is why Daniel Craig’s received so well, daniel Craig’s relatable. People under 50 say,’ I like Daniel Craig sound. It’s not too posh, not too distant from us.’.
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Adib Zalkapli:
It looks very likely that Najib will face the full force of the law, just last week nobody would have thought that this posh boarding school boy would be rear ended by his old political headmaster.
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Adib Zalkapli:
Just last week nobody would have thought that this posh boarding school boy would be rear ended by his old political headmaster.
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Mandy Phelan:
We’re not mad on Posh, to be honest. If they were missing Baby or Ginger that would be a problem.
Translations for Posh
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- أنيقArabic
- nóblCzech
- poshDanish
- vornehmGerman
- σικ, κυριλέGreek
- fresa, elegante, pijo, pituco, elitistaSpanish
- شیک و مدPersian
- upea, tyylikäs, yläluokkainenFinnish
- bourge, chicFrench
- आलीHindi
- sikkes, flancosHungarian
- mewahIndonesian
- elegante, lussuosoItalian
- מְהוּדָרHebrew
- しゃれましたJapanese
- ಐಷಾರಾಮಿKannada
- 우아한Korean
- poshLatin
- deftig, chiqueDutch
- snobbeteNorwegian
- luksusowy, szykownyPolish
- chique, elegantePortuguese
- PoshRomanian
- шикарный, аристократическийRussian
- flottSwedish
- ஆடம்பரமானTamil
- నాగరికTelugu
- เยี่ยมThai
- lüksTurkish
- шикарнийUkrainian
- متمولUrdu
- sangVietnamese
- פּאַשYiddish
- 辣妹Chinese
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adj.
• classy (adjective)
- uptown,
- high class,
- most uptown,
- up-town,
- up town,
- highclass,
- more uptown.
• dapper (adjective)
- doggiest,
- turned out,
- more bandbox,
- nobbiest,
- doggier,
- most bandbox,
- dressed kill,
- dressed nines,
- spiffer,
- spiffest,
- nobbier.
• deluxe (adjective)
- recherche,
- grandest,
- firstclass,
- first class.
• elaborate (adjective)
- many faceted,
- more embellished,
- de-tailed,
- most garnished,
- more garnished,
- most many-faceted,
- manyfaceted,
- with bells and whistles,
- with the options,
- most ornamented,
- most decorated,
- with all options,
- with options,
- ex-act,
- ex act,
- most many faceted,
- more elaborate,
- more ornamented,
- embellished,
- over done,
- with all extras,
- de tailed,
- over-worked,
- most embellished,
- more many-faceted,
- with the extras,
- most manyfaceted,
- over-done,
- with bells whistles,
- more many faceted,
- ex tensive,
- more decorated,
- with extras,
- more manyfaceted,
- over worked.
• elegant (adjective)
- opulent.
• exclusive (adjective)
- dis-criminative,
- in dependent,
- un divided,
- more exclusory,
- dis criminative,
- restrictive,
- most circumscribed,
- most exclusory,
- un-divided,
- most cliquish,
- more cliquish,
- in-dependent,
- more circumscribed,
- upper crust,
- more exclusionary,
- most exclusionary.
• expensive (adjective)
- uneconomical,
- overpriced,
- out of sight,
- at a premium,
- sky-high,
- big-ticket,
- an arm and a leg,
- too high,
- upscale,
- pretty penny.
• in (adjective)
- inthing,
- most well liked,
- pre vailing,
- more in-thing,
- all rage,
- more well liked,
- more inthing,
- faddier,
- a go go,
- most in thing,
- most well-liked,
- more in thing,
- most trendsetting,
- a gogo,
- nowest,
- more well-liked,
- more wellliked,
- most wellliked,
- faddiest,
- wellliked,
- well liked,
- most in-thing,
- up minute,
- up the minute,
- more trendsetting,
- most inthing,
- up to minute,
- nower.
• lavish (adjective)
- co-pious,
- unsparing,
- co pious,
- in temperate,
- more thriftless,
- most profusive,
- un-stinging,
- more profusive,
- un stinging,
- most thriftless,
- more unstinging,
- in-temperate,
- un-sparing,
- un sparing,
- munificent,
- most unstinging,
- un-restrained.
• luxurious (adjective)
- fit for a king queen,
- more pampered,
- in lap luxury,
- more pleasure loving,
- more pleasureloving,
- selfindulgent,
- self indulgent,
- fit for king queen,
- pleasure loving,
- more luxurious,
- most pleasure loving,
- in lap of luxury,
- most pleasureloving,
- pleasureloving,
- more pleasure-loving,
- sybaritic,
- most pampered,
- fit for a king- queen,
- wellappointed,
- in the lap luxury,
- most pleasure-loving,
- well appointed,
- fit for king- queen.
• luxurious, upper-class (adjective)
- luxury,
- grand,
- la-di-da.
• magnificent (adjective)
- highminded,
- sub-lime,
- re-splendent,
- most smashing,
- out standing,
- more smashing,
- sub lime,
- high minded.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)
- exclusive,
- spiff,
- creamer,
- luxurious,
- in style,
- refined,
- select,
- Absonant,
- many-faceted,
- dapper,
- high-brow,
- too great,
- magnificent,
- Exclusory,
- Profusive,
- overkill,
- rich,
- in thing,
- up to here,
- peacocky,
- blue chip,
- handpicked,
- trendsetting,
- with-it,
- elaborate,
- up here,
- Nobby,
- sumptuous,
- high-end,
- tasteful,
- Splendrous,
- costing an arm and a leg,
- pleasure-loving,
- lavish,
- in the lap of luxury,
- ritzy,
- dressed to kill,
- well-endowed,
- Unreasoned,
- unstinging,
- solid gold,
- with all the extras,
- classy,
- swish,
- bandbox,
- thriftless,
- high tech,
- fab,
- faddy,
- Magnifico,
- well-liked,
- dressed to nines,
- world class,
- well turned out,
- well endowed,
- Exclusionary,
- a go-go,
- out-standing,
- highly wrought,
- deluxe,
- doggy,
- unreasonable,
- world-class,
- cliquish,
- unwarrantable,
- with all the options,
- plushy,
- expensive,
- socially correct,
- in-thing,
- splendiferous,
- all the rage,
- unrightful,
- swank,
- too-too,
- splendid,
- up to the minute.
• refined (adjective)
- high brow,
- more aesthetic,
- re-strained,
- most high brow,
- dis criminating,
- more high-brow,
- re strained,
- most high-brow,
- wellbred,
- re-fined,
- well bred,
- well mannered,
- re fined,
- more high brow,
- dis-criminating.
• rich (adjective)
- more well endowed,
- more well-endowed,
- most well-endowed,
- wellendowed,
- most wellendowed,
- more wellendowed,
- most well endowed.
• select (adjective)
- first rate,
- most worldclass,
- most culled,
- more culled,
- topnotch,
- more handpicked,
- firstrate,
- more worldclass,
- weeded,
- more winner,
- more preferred,
- most world class,
- most winner,
- more elect,
- picker,
- more world-class,
- top notch,
- more winnowed,
- worldclass,
- topser,
- more picked,
- most elect,
- most world-class,
- most handpicked,
- more weeded,
- pickest,
- more world class,
- most picked,
- most winnowed,
- topsest,
- creamest,
- most weeded,
- top-pest,
- bluechip.
• splendid (adjective)
- more magnifico,
- most splendiferous,
- more splendiferous,
- most splendrous,
- more splendrous,
- fabber,
- re-fulgent,
- most magnifico,
- fabbest.
• swank/swanky (adjective)
- more with-it,
- most with-it,
- more withit,
- most withit,
- most peacocky,
- more peacocky,
- withit,
- most with it,
- more with it.
• swell (adjective)
- flyest.
• tasteful (adjective)
- aesthetically pleasing,
- esthetic,
- in good taste.
• trig (adjective)
- trigger.
• unreasonable (adjective)
- more too too,
- over kill,
- over much,
- un-fairer,
- un warrantable,
- costing arm and a leg,
- un-duest,
- costing an arm and leg,
- un-conscionable,
- more tootoo,
- uncalledfor,
- over-kill,
- un-justest,
- costing an arm leg,
- un lawful,
- un conscionable,
- too too,
- most tootoo,
- un reasonable,
- most unrightful,
- most absonant,
- costing arm and leg,
- un fairest,
- un-reasonable,
- un-fair,
- tootoo,
- un rightful,
- most overkill,
- un fair,
- un fairer,
- un-justifiable,
- most too too,
- un just,
- un-rightful,
- un justest,
- un-juster,
- most too-too,
- un-duer,
- more too-too,
- costing arm a leg,
- costing an arm a leg,
- costing arm leg,
- un-just,
- more unrightful,
- un-lawful,
- most unwarrantable,
- un justifiable,
- farout,
- un due,
- un-due,
- more unwarrantable,
- more overkill,
- more absonant,
- un-warranted,
- un-fairest,
- un juster,
- un duest,
- un-warrantable.
• unreasoned (adjective)
- un reasoned,
- un-reasoned.
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n.
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- extravagant,
- costly,
- pricey,
- high-class.
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- in,
- usual,
- style,
- smart,
- snappy,
- modish,
- swanky,
- dashing.
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- fancy,
- plain.
• fashionable (noun)
- fashionable.
• Other relevant words: (noun)
- bullshit,
- crap.
• posh (noun)
- stylish.
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Other synonyms:
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- chic,
- trig,
- mod,
- Tony,
- elegant.
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- trendy.
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•
- sharp.
• exclusive
- Ivy League.
• grandeur
- magnificence.
• Other relevant words (noun):
- dignified,
- stately,
- dressy,
- quality,
- gracious,
- cosmopolitan,
- royal,
- awe-inspiring,
- easy,
- pretentious,
- overdone,
- first-rate,
- nifty,
- choice,
- noble,
- enormous,
- spectacular,
- De Luxe,
- sleek,
- special,
- affected,
- well-dressed,
- glorious,
- exceptional,
- regal,
- elevated,
- sophisticated,
- unnatural,
- neat,
- dazzling,
- patrician,
- mannerly,
- polite,
- well-mannered,
- showy,
- la-de-da,
- fine,
- prime,
- trim,
- brilliant,
- soigne,
- huge,
- supreme,
- pampered,
- genteel,
- spruce,
- monumental,
- lofty,
- chichi,
- epicurean,
- ornate,
- braw,
- princely,
- resplendent,
- large,
- grandiose,
- Splendorous,
- lush,
- gentlemanly,
- gorgeous,
- classy swank,
- soignee,
- awesome,
- courtly,
- barbaric,
- ladylike,
- soft,
- superior,
- dear,
- smug,
- civilized,
- pompous,
- courteous,
- awful,
- spiffy,
- extraordinary,
- exorbitant,
- gourmet,
- aristocratic,
- putting on airs,
- snazzy,
- well-bred,
- urbane,
- marvellous,
- proud,
- polished,
- plush,
- immense,
- majestic,
- clothes-conscious,
- impressive,
- cultivated,
- exquisite,
- upper-class,
- swell,
- tricksy,
- top-grade,
- dressed to advantage,
- county,
- luxe,
- gentle,
- superb,
- natty,
- great,
- de rigueur,
- cultured,
- lah-di-dah,
- well-groomed,
- superfine,
- imposing,
- palatial,
- rakish,
- palatine,
- mannered,
- jaunty.
How to use «Posh» in context?
The word «posh» typically connotes a very high standard of living. It is often used to describe people or things who are very well off financially. Common aspects of a posh lifestyle may include expensive clothes, expensive furniture, and luxurious settings. Many people consider a posh lifestyle to be luxurious and enjoyable.
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Adjective
classy, fancy, girl, glamorous, Vic.
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Adjective
chic, luxurious.
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Homophones for Posh:
- paasch.
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- POSH synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
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classy (slang) elegant, exclusive, fashionable, grand, high-class, high-toned, la-di-da (informal) luxurious, luxury, ritzy (slang) smart, stylish, swanky (informal) swish (informal, chiefly Brit.) top-drawer, up-market, upper-class
English Collins Dictionary — English synonyms & Thesaurus 
posh
( posher comparative) ( poshest superlative )
1 adj If you describe something as posh, you mean that it is smart, fashionable, and expensive.
INFORMAL usu ADJ n
Celebrating a promotion, I took her to a posh hotel for a cocktail., …a posh car.
2 adj If you describe a person as posh, you mean that they belong to or behave as if they belong to the upper classes.
INFORMAL I wouldn’t have thought she had such posh friends…
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Предложения со словом «posh»
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Was it in your mother-in-law’s apartment or in some posh country home? |
Где проводили своё время: в квартире своей тёщи или шикарном загородном доме? |
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The building of the museum is another example of Saint Petersburg’s posh architecture. |
Здание музея является еще одним примером шикарной архитектурой Санкт — Петербурга. |
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Living in a yuppie flat, wearing posh clothes, driving a posh car. |
Живешь в яппи — квартирке, носишь шикарные шмотки, водишь шикарную машину. |
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And had dinner in the middle of the day instead of lah-di-dah posh dinner in the evening. |
И обедал кое — кто в середине дня, а не устраивал манерный ужин вечером. |
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So you go find another posh little uppity neighborhood, And you think it might make you feel a little better about yourself? |
Найдёшь другой шикарный дорогой район, и от этого почувствуешь себя немного лучше? |
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We were sent away to study at awfully posh schools in France. |
Нас послали на учебу в ужасно шикарные школы во Франции. |
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Marley should be Posh Spice because you’re so skinny and you make everyone uncomfortable. |
Марли должна быть Пош, потому что ты тощая и из — за тебя все чувствуют себя некомфортно. |
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Marley should be Posh Spice because you’re so skinny and you make everyone uncomfortable. |
Марли должна быть Пош, потому что ты тощая и из — за тебя все чувствуют себя некомфортно. |
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Not as posh as a barrister, but we try harder. |
Не такие напыщенные как барристеры, но мы работяги. |
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Does she look posh to you, or gawky? |
На твой взгляд, она свойская или пришибленная? |
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Do you remember that time we got the munchies and they ate all his posh birthday biscuits. |
Помнишь, как на нас напал жор, и мы съели все бисквиты для дня рождения. |
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But residents of this posh new enclave, who were led to believe the dump would be liquidated soon after they moved in six years ago, say trash keeps piling up. |
Но жители этого нового района, которых уверяли, что свалку скоро ликвидируют, говорят, что и спустя шесть лет мусор продолжает накапливаться. |
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Fobbed off by your people, because she’s not Lord Snooty in a posh car or Madonna on a horse. |
Обломали ваши люди, ведь она не лорд Высокомерский на крутой машине и не Мадонна на лошади. |
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In those years you were in Naples being a loafer with posh girls and writing your only novelette. |
В те годы ты жил в Неаполе, озорничал с девицами из буржуазных семеек и писал свой единственный романчик. |
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I would have thought you’d have learned English in some posh British university. |
А я — то думала, вы изучали язык в каком — нибудь шикарном английском университете. |
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You know, like the Holodeck on Star Trek or a really posh VR without a headset. |
Как Голодек из Звёздного пути или виртуальная реальность без очков. |
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They came back to Paris, and were nabbed trying to burgle some posh villas. |
Они вернулись в Париж, и их взяли, когда они грабили какие — то шикарные виллы. |
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Apart from Posh Spice, obviously. |
Кроме Posh Spice, очевидно. |
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Even Dot MacPherson, the Bingelly heiress, richer by far than Meggie, was as rough as bags, no posh Sydney boarding school and all that crap. |
Даже Дот Макферсон, наследница Бингелли, хоть и куда богаче, сама была неотесанная, не обучалась в сиднейских шикарных пансионах, никакой такой чепухи за ней не водилось. |
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They went to upscale restaurants, private concert venues, posh hotels. |
Обе посещали дорогие рестораны, ходили на частные концерты, останавливались в фешенебельных отелях. |
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Posh people say pudding, Dad, not dessert. |
Богатые говорят сладкое, папа, а не десерт’. |
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Steal a car from a posh locality in London. |
Воруют автомобили из богатых районов Лондона. |
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It’s not posh, Mother, it’s proper! |
Это не пафосно, мама, это корректно! |
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Of course, there are those that think you’re just a posh knocking shop selling overpriced booze. |
Конечно, есть те, кто считает, что у вас просто роскошный магазин по продаже выпивки по завышенным ценам. |
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If you ask me, it’s a posh name for locksmiths. |
Как мне кажется, уж больно пафосное имя для замочной фирмы. |
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And I was enthralled to the sultriest of them all, La Posh. |
А я был покорен самой знойной из них — Ля Пош. |
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But posh IS the first word that comes to mind — when 70% were state educated, not privately educated. |
Но элита — это первое слово, которое приходит на ум, в то время как 70% учились в государственных школах, не в частных. |
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So why aren’t you at the posh dinner with his pomposity, Lord Chambers? |
Почему ты не на роскошном ужине с его величеством, лордом Чемберсом? |
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I heard that posh people are emotionally undernourished, but you are something else. |
Я слышала, что богатые люди недополучают эмоциональной поддержки, но вы, это что — то другое. |
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You must be important, having a posh car and your own chauffeur. |
Вы, видно, важная персона, у вас такая шикарная машина и личный шофер. |
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‘When you’re all dolled up posh like you was last night, and got the light be’ind you, I’ve seen worse, you know.’ (‘Fat lot of good it did me last night.’) |
Ну, как вы вырядитесь в пух и прах, вроде как вчера вечером, да еще свет будет сзади, так и похуже вас найдутся. (Черта лысого это мне вчера помогло!) |
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All passengers for Posh Paws Pet Salon, please disembark. |
Всем пассажирам рейса Салон для Мажористых Зверушек просьба покинуть салон. |
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And I expect he’ll skip the champagne and drink something posh and pretentious, leaving his print on the glass. |
И я предполагаю, что он пропустит шампанское и перейдёт к чему — то более аристократическому и вычурному, оставив отпечатки на стакане. |
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I thought it were a shoe bag for your posh trainers at first and then I looked at it carefully and it dawned on me what it was — a cash bag. |
Я подумала сначала, что это мешок для спортивной обуви, а потом рассмотрела получше и до меня дошло, что это было — денежный мешок. |
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How did a posh couple get mixed up in this? |
Как шикарная парочка оказалась в этом замешана? |
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He’s got this big house, out in the middle of nowhere, dead posh and these parties. |
Живет в огромном доме, В самой глуши, купается в роскоши и устраивает вечеринки. |
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Even posh birds get a good hiding now and then. |
Даже у шикарных птичек есть, что скрывать сейчас и будет потом. |
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Well… can’t hold a candle to our posh pads, but it’ll do. |
Ну… с апартаментами Posh Pads не сравнится, однако сойдет. |
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I hear you’ve been putting it about, pulling posh girls. |
Я слышала, ты опять начал свои похождения, богатеньких девок снимаешь. |
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This psychiatry that you do… you got one of those posh clinics with the fish tanks and the cushions and the couch? |
Эта ваша психиатрия… у вас одна из этих шикарных клиник с аквариумными рыбками, подушками и кушеткой? |
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The only girl, all those brothers to run round after you, all this land and money, a posh house, servants? |
Единственная сестрица, братья у вас под каблучком, земли и денег невпроворот, шикарный дом, прислуга! |
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I live in a posh block, not in an estate. |
Я живу в приличном доме, не в социалке. |
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In the old days, the posh people sat in the back of the car on cloth seats, and it was the chauffeur sitting at the front… |
В старину богачи сидели в теплом салоне на обитых тканью диванах. А вот шофер трясся спереди. |
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No posh restaurant for my wedding, so a coffee shop will have to do. |
Никакого шикарного ресторан для моей свадьбы, таким образом просто буфет . |
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I’m a terrible disaster… with a posh voice and a bad character. |
Я ужас, летящий на крыльях ночи… с шикарным голосом, но отвратительным характером. |
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One of those with a posh book in it. |
Один из тех, с шикарной гостевой книгой. |
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Palin and Idle generally played the role more posh, with Idle playing more feminine women. |
Палин и Айдл обычно играли более шикарную роль, а Айдл играл более женственных женщин. |
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The words combine backpacking with flash, a slang term for being fancy, or posh, an informal adjective for upper class. |
Эти слова сочетаются с backpacking и flash, сленговым термином для того, чтобы быть причудливым, или шикарным , неофициальным прилагательным для высшего класса. |
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Buchalter also owned the Riobamba, a posh nightclub in Manhattan. |
Buchalter также владел Риобамба, шикарный ночной клуб на Манхэттене. |
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Moriarty is usually a rather dull, rather posh villain so we thought someone who was genuinely properly frightening. |
Мориарти обычно довольно скучный, довольно шикарный злодей, поэтому мы думали, что кто — то действительно был достаточно пугающим. |
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Younasi claim that the attack was a second attack on Baloch Liberation Army in recent years in Kandahar’s posh Aino Mina residential area. |
Юнаси утверждают, что это нападение было вторым нападением на Белуджистанскую Освободительную Армию за последние годы в шикарном жилом районе Кандагара Айно Мина. |
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A heterodyne bat detector simply downshifts the bat frequencies by the amount shown on the dial or the display on the more posh detectors. |
Гетеродинный детектор летучих мышей просто понижает частоту летучих мышей на величину, показанную на циферблате или дисплее более шикарных детекторов. |
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Overly posh and entirely ridiculous, Reeves’s performance is as painful as it is hilarious. |
Чрезмерно шикарное и совершенно нелепое выступление Ривза столь же болезненно, сколь и весело. |
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Examples include posh, an adjective describing stylish items or members of the upper class. |
Примеры включают в себя шикарный , прилагательное, описывающее стильные предметы или членов высшего класса. |
as in fashionable
having or showing a very high degree of elegance and luxury
Celebrities paraded the red carpet in a wide display of posh outfits. The posh hotel carries a hefty price tag.
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1. posh (Adjective) Brit
3 synonyms
| # | Word | Number of letters | Number of synonyms |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | classy | 6 letters | 9 synonyms |
| 2. | swish | 5 letters | 11 synonyms |
| 3. | upper-class | 10 letters | 2 synonyms |
2 definitions
| posh (Adjective) — | Elegant and fashionable 1 example |
| 1. ex. «a posh restaurant» | |
| posh (Adjective) — | Occupying the highest socioeconomic position in a society |
2 see also
| # | Word | Number of letters | Number of synonyms |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. | position | 8 letters | 171 synonym |
| 2. | status | 6 letters | 45 synonyms |
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classy, swish, upper-class.
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