(of vegetation, especially grass) growing luxuriantly (植物,尤指草)生长繁茂的 lush greenery and cultivated fields. 繁茂的草木和耕地。 ■opulent and luxurious 富裕的;豪华的 a hall of gleaming marble, as lush as a Byzantine church. 光闪闪的大理石厅像拜占庭教堂一样豪华。 ■(of colour or music) very rich and providing great sensory pleasure (色彩,音乐)非常华丽的;赏心悦目的 lush orchestrations. 悦耳的管弦乐曲。 ■(of a woman) very sexually attractive (女人)非常性感的 Marianne, with her lush body and provocative green eyes. 玛丽安娜有着性感的体形和勾人的碧眼。
派生 lushly adverb lushness noun 语源
late Middle English: perhaps an alteration of obsolete lash 'soft, lax', from Old French lasche 'lax', by association with luscious
lush2 (informal, chiefly US)(非正式,主美) noun
a heavy drinker, especially a habitual one 酒鬼;好酒之徒
verb
[with obj.](dated)make (someone) drunk (旧)使…喝醉 Mr Hobart got so lushed up he was spilling drinks down his shirt. 霍巴特先生醉得很厉害,把酒都泼到了衬衫上。