extravagant in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for extravagant in the English»Italian Dictionary

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

1. extravagant:

extravagant person

(eccessivamente) prodigo, sprecone

extravagant needs, tastes, way of life

dispendioso

to be extravagant with sth

sperperare or sprecare qc

2. extravagant (luxurious):

extravagant meal, dish

sontuoso

extravagant plan

grandioso, faraonico

3. extravagant claim, demand, idea, behaviour:

extravagant

stravagante

4. extravagant praise:

extravagant

sperticato

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disastrously expensive, extravagant etc.

terribilmente

madly amusing, exciting, extravagant, jealous

da matti

Translations for extravagant in the Italian»English Dictionary

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sviscerato ringraziamenti

extravagant

ghiribizzoso idea

extravagant

spendereccio

extravagant

sprecone

extravagant

stravagante modi

extravagant

stravagante idea

extravagant

dispendioso gusti, stile di vita

extravagant

prodigo

extravagant

extravagant in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for extravagant in the English»Italian Dictionary

extravagant [ɪks·ˈtræ·və·gənt] ADJ

1. extravagant (wasteful):

extravagant

eccessivamente dispendioso, -a

2. extravagant (luxurious):

extravagant

dispendioso, -a

an extravagant lifestyle

uno stile di vita dispendioso

3. extravagant (exaggerated):

extravagant praise

sperticato, -a

extravagant price

prezzo esorbitante

4. extravagant (elaborate):

extravagant

esagerato, -a

Translations for extravagant in the Italian»English Dictionary

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dispendioso (-a) (acquisto, vita)

extravagant

extravagant Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

an extravagant lifestyle

uno stile di vita dispendioso

extravagant price

prezzo esorbitante

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

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

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

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She also had an extravagant and demanding nature and possessed enough charm to get what she wanted.

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Part of these stable buildings still remain unchanged since their inaugusration in 1746 with an extravagant decoration of marble pillars.

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This extravagant act was followed by a recess of some weeks.

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

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The year 1946 saw a resurgence of stunts, pranks, and extravagant behavior.

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He is very theatrical and dresses in extravagant clothing.

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Many extravagant dachas were built in the neighbourhood.

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One's finances may be a restriction on the more extravagant hobbies.

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