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10 Language-to-English Dictionaries青々とした
Pronunciation / Transliteration: aoao to shita
"庭には青々とした芝生が広がっている。"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Growing luxuriantly; covered with healthy green plants and grass.
"The hikers walked through a lush green valley filled with tropical ferns." - 2
Very rich and providing great physical pleasure; luxurious or opulent.
"The orchestra delivered a lush, deeply resonant performance of the symphony."
Thesaurus & Semantic Spectrum
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Originating in the late 14th century as 'lusk', meaning lazy or slow, from Old French 'lusc' (weak, sluggish), possibly from Latin 'luscus' (blind in one eye). By the 16th century, the meaning shifted to describe luxuriant vegetation and succulent plants, eventually giving rise to informal slang for an excessive drinker in the 19th century.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Lush" is said worldwide
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verdoyant
Transliteration: verdoyant
"Les collines sont verdoyantes après la pluie."
üppig
Transliteration: ueppig
"Die Kühe weideten auf üppigen Wiesen."
lussureggiante
Transliteration: lussureggiante
"La foresta tropicale è molto lussureggiante."
exuberante
Transliteration: exuberante
"El jardín tropical tiene una vegetación exuberante."
vistoso
Transliteration: vistoso
"A paisagem estava verde e vistosa após a tempestade."
सरसब्ज
Transliteration: sarsabz
"बारिश के बाद खेत बहुत सरसब्ज दिख रहे थे।"
郁郁葱葱
Transliteration: yù yù cōng cōng
"雨后，山里的树木显得郁郁葱葱。"
무성한
Transliteration: museonghan
"계곡 주변의 풀들이 매우 무성했다."
青々とした
Transliteration: aoao to shita
"庭には青々とした芝生が広がっている。"
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