extravagant in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for extravagant in the English»French Dictionary

extravagant [Brit ɪkˈstravəɡ(ə)nt, ɛkˈstravəɡ(ə)nt, Am ɪkˈstrævəɡənt] ADJ

1. extravagant:

extravagant person

prodigue, dépensier/-ière

extravagant needs, tastes, way of life

dispendieux/-ieuse

to be extravagant with sth

gaspiller qc

2. extravagant (luxurious):

extravagant meal, dish

luxueux/-euse

extravagant plan

coûteux/-euse

3. extravagant praise, claim, demand, idea, behaviour:

extravagant

extravagant

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disastrously expensive, extravagant etc

terriblement

madly amusing, exciting, extravagant, jealous

follement

Translations for extravagant in the French»English Dictionary

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extravagant (extravagante)

extravagant

extravagant (extravagante) récompense, budget

extravagant

dispendieux (dispendieuse)

expensive, extravagant

dépensier (dépensière)

extravagant

outré (outrée) compliments, propos, description

extravagant

dithyrambique louange

extravagant

ruineux (ruineuse) goût, plaisir, sortie, fête

very expensive, extravagant

faire/dire des extravagances

to do/say extravagant things

extravagant in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for extravagant in the English»French Dictionary

extravagant [ɪkˈstrævəgənt] ADJ

1. extravagant (exaggerated):

extravagant

extravagant(e)

extravagant claims, demands

immodéré(e)

2. extravagant (luxurious):

extravagant

luxueux(-euse)

extravagant tastes

des goûts dispendieux

Translations for extravagant in the French»English Dictionary

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extravagant(e)

extravagant

dépensier (-ière)

extravagant

extravagance

extravagant idea

prodigue

extravagant

extravagant Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

extravagant tastes

des goûts dispendieux

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English

The stop opened around 1880 with a small building, which was replaced in 1899 by a larger station somewhat extravagant for a largely seasonal location.

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Far too often, they live lavish and extravagant lifestyles while not saving any legitimate money.

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It is florid and ornamental, lavish and extravagant.

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Many extravagant dachas were built in the neighbourhood.

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Today, the boat is built to be larger and much more extravagant.

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He led an extravagant lifestyle, which the two continued together, and was discharged in bankruptcy in 1896.

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She expanded the castle with two more wings and carried out extravagant interior alterations.

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He is very theatrical and dresses in extravagant clothing.

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He would admit no idle or extravagant candidate who was seeking to migrate from a college.

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Top-dollar tickets were $9.50, an extravagant sum in 1974.

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