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filthy rich
very rich, wealthy, rolling in it She was filthy rich after she got married. She was a millionaire.
from rags to riches
from poverty to wealth, from bum to millionaire She went from rags to riches when she gambled in Vegas.
rags to riches
(See from rags to riches)
strike it rich
become rich or successful suddenly He struck it rich when he got a job at the computer company and was able to buy some stock very cheap.
Rich Town
Richmond, Ca.
rich in
full of 充满
The city is rich in ancient buildings.这个城市里有很多古建筑。
Rich as Croesus
Someone who is as rich as Croesus is very wealthy indeed.
Rich man's family
A rich man's family consists of one son and one daughter.
filthy rich|filthy|rich
adj. phr. Extremely rich but without cultural refinement; nouveau riche.
"The Murgatroyds are filthy rich," Ted complained. "They are rolling in money but they never learned how to behave properly at a dinner table."
from rags to riches|from|rags|riches
adv. phr. Suddenly making a fortune; becoming rich overnight.
The Smiths went from rags to riches when they unexpectedly won the lottery.a bit rich
Rather acrid or hypocritical. You anticipate I'm cheapskate? That's a bit rich, because you've never helped pay the hire or any of the bills in this house. I acquisition it a bit affluent that the politicians acknowledging this tax cut to the richest allocation of the citizenry would affirmation that it is for the account of the alive class.Learn more: bit, richa bit rich
INFORMALIf you say that someone's criticism is a bit rich, you beggarly that they themselves are accusable of the aforementioned fault. Gil says that women can't accumulate secrets. That's a bit rich, advancing from him.Learn more: bit, richa bit rich
acclimated to accredit to article that causes acrid action or indignation. 1998 Times It is additionally a bit affluent for Mr Hames to advise Buckingham Palace for its ‘new, slick, accent on presentation’, while speaking for the organisation that invented ‘rebranding Britain’. Learn more: bit, rich