Pronunciation: /rɪtʃ/
noun a wealthy person
A1 I want to be rich when I grow up.
A2 The rich often have extravagant lifestyles.
B1 Being rich doesn't necessarily mean being happy.
B2 The rich have the means to make a difference in the world.
C1 The rich are often criticized for their wealth and privilege.
C2 Some of the world's richest individuals have pledged to donate their wealth to charitable causes.
adjective having a great deal of money or assets; wealthy
A1 She has a rich imagination.
A2 The soil in this area is rich in nutrients.
B1 He comes from a rich family.
B2 The museum has a rich collection of ancient artifacts.
C1 The novel is rich in symbolism and themes.
C2 The painting is a rich tapestry of colors and emotions.
formal The wealthy businessman was known for his rich investments in the stock market.
informal She comes from a rich family and never has to worry about money.
slang That new car of his is so rich, he must be making bank.
figurative The author's writing style is so rich with detail that you can picture every scene vividly.
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