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wealth [wɛlθ] n 1. (Economics) a large amount of money and valuable material possessions 2. (Economics) the state of being rich 3. a great profusion a wealth of gifts 4. (Economics) Economics all goods and services with monetary, exchangeable, or productive value [C13 welthe, from weal2; related to well1] wealthless adj Wealth a large possession; a great amount. Examples: wealth of antiquity, 1697; of feeling; of information; of knowledge; of learning; of inarticulate speech, 1874; of wit, 1596; of words, 1850.
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wealth noun 1. riches, fortune, prosperity, affluence, goods, means, money, funds, property, cash, resources, substance, possessions, big money, big bucks (informal, chiefly U.S.), opulence, top dollar (informal), megabucks (U.S. & Canad. slang), lucre, wonga (slang), pelf The discovery of oil brought untold wealth to the island. riches poverty, deprivation, penury, destitution, indigence Related words like plutomania Quotations "In every well-governed state, wealth is a sacred thing; in democracies it is the only sacred thing" [Anatole France L'Île des pingouins] "It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God" Bible: St. Mark "I am rich beyond the dreams of avarice" [Edward Moore The Gamester] Translations wealth [welθ] A. N 1. (lit) → riqueza f for all his wealth → a pesar de su riqueza the country's mineral wealth → las riquezas minerales del país 2. (fig) (= abundance) → abundancia f (of de) the report provides a wealth of detail/new information → el informe contiene una abundancia de detalles/de información nueva B. CPD wealth tax N → impuesto m sobre el patrimonio wealth [wɛlθ] n (money, resources) → ricchezza, ricchezze fpl (fig) (abundance) wealth (of) → dovizia or abbondanza (di) wealth [wɛlθ] n (money, resources) → ricchezza, ricchezze fpl (fig) (abundance) wealth (of) → dovizia or abbondanza (di) n wealth [welθ] 1 riches He is a man of great wealth. rykdom غِنى، ثَرْوَه богатство bohatství rigdom; formue der Reichtum πλούτος fortuna, riqueza jõukus ثروت varallisuus fortune עוֹשֶר धन-दौलत bogatstvo gazdagság kekayaan auður, ríkidæmi ricchezza 富 부(富) turtas bagātība[] harta benda rijkdom rikdom, velstand bogactwo riqueza bogăţie, avere богатство bohatstvo bogastvo bogatstvo rikedom, förmögenhet ความร่ำรวย varlık, zenginlik 財富 багатство دولت sự giàu có 财富 2 a great quantity (of) a wealth of information. rykdom, oorvloed كَميَّةٌ كبيرَه изобилие záplava et væld af der Reichtum πληθώρα abundancia küllus دارايي runsaus abondance שֶפָע प्रचुरता bogatstvo, velika količina bőség banyak gnægð ricchezza 豊富 풍부 gausybė daudzums kekayaan schat vell, store mengder obfitość riqueza avalanşă, abundenţă обилие záplava obilica izobilje stor mängd, uppsjö ความมั่งคั่ง bolluk, çokluk 大量 достаток; велика кількість بہت زیادہ sự phong phú 大量 adj wealthy having much money and/or many possessions; rich She is a wealthy young widow. ryk غَني، ثَري богат bohatý rig reich πλούσιος rico jõukas ثروتمند varakas riche עָשִיר धनी bogat gazdag kaya auðugur, ríkur ricco 富んだ 부유한 turtingas bagāts kaya rijk rik, velstående bogaty rico bogat богатый bohatý premožen bogat rik, förmögen ร่ำรวย zengin, varlıklı 富有的 багатий, заможний امیر giàu có 富有的 wealth → ثروة bohatství rigdom Reichtum πλούτος riqueza vauraus richesse bogatstvo ricchezze 富裕 부 rijkdom rikdom bogactwo riqueza богатство förmögenhet ความร่ำรวยมั่งคั่ง varlık sự giàu có 财富 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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It was his lot to share the fortune of most of those who brought wealth with them into the new settlements of the middle colonies. But notwithstanding the imperfection of the rule as applied to the relative wealth and contributions of the States, it is evidently the least objectionable among the practicable rules, and had too recently obtained the general sanction of America, not to have found a ready preference with the convention. 320-341) Wealth should not be seized: god-given wealth is much better; for it a man take great wealth violently and perforce, or if he steal it through his tongue, as often happens when gain deceives men's sense and dishonour tramples down honour, the gods soon blot him out and make that man's house low, and wealth attends him only for a little time. |
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