affluent in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for affluent in the English»French Dictionary

I.affluent [Brit ˈaflʊənt, Am ˈæfluənt, əˈfluənt] N

1. affluent GEOG:

affluent

affluent m

2. affluent <the affluent; + v pl>:

affluent

les riches

II.affluent [Brit ˈaflʊənt, Am ˈæfluənt, əˈfluənt] ADJ

affluent person, area, society:

affluent

riche

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opulent (opulente) pays

opulent, affluent, wealthy

opulent (opulente) train de vie

affluent

société d'abondance

affluent society

affluent in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for affluent in the English»French Dictionary

affluent [ˈæflʊənt] ADJ

affluent

aisé(e)

affluent society

société de consommation

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cossu(e) personne

affluent

cossu(e) villa, intérieur

affluent-looking

affluent Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

affluent society

société de consommation

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English

Television has brought the ideas of the modern world and an image of a more affluent lifestyle.

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These suburbs are more affluent and populated by individuals with tertiary education and higher incomes.

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However, the most affluent flying reptiles of all time probably were the dinosaurs and the birds today.

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As an only child from an affluent family, ehrazat has received a large amount of mass media's attention due to her wealth and lifestyle.

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In addition, urban expansion drove up land prices and local officials confiscated land in order to build factories and housing for the newly affluent.

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Freedom was more available to women in the royal and affluent urban families.

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They were priced higher than regular cars and were popular in affluent communities.

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Helicopters enable businessmen and other affluent workers to sharply reduce time spent moving around and commuting.

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It is predominantly white and affluent, although it contains a diverse range of suburbs.

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Located in what is now an affluent neighborhood, it has historically catered to working class and eclectic patrons.

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