wealthy

/ˈwelθi/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈwelθi/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈwel-thē also ˈwelt-thē/ (ame, mw) · /ˈwel.θi/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈwel.θi/ (ame, ipa)

wealthy — 形容詞

  • wealthypositive
  • wealthiercomparative
  • wealthiestsuperlative

1. A wealthy person, family, or community has a large amount of money and valuable

1.形容詞B1
釋義

富有的

擁有大量金錢和財產的

A wealthy person, family, or community has a large amount of money and valuable things, so they live very comfortably.

例句

The Tanaka family became wealthy after their small bakery grew into a national chain.

田中一家在他們的小麵包店發展成全國連鎖品牌後,變得非常富有。

become wealthy + [reason/cause]

Théo inherited a large house from his wealthy grandmother, who had saved for decades.

Théo 從他富有的祖母那裡繼承了一棟大房子,祖母數十年來一直在儲蓄。

同義詞
  • rich

    the most common word; less formal and used in a wider range of contexts

  • affluent

    more formal; suggests an upper-class lifestyle and social standing

  • well-off

    informal; suggests comfort rather than extreme wealth

  • prosperous

    focuses on ongoing financial success and economic growth

反義詞
  • poor

    the direct opposite — having very little money

  • needy

    more urgent; lacking basic necessities

文法句型

be wealthy

become wealthy

wealthy + noun

用法筆記

Wealthy is slightly more formal than rich and often describes a long-established financial situation rather than a recent gain.

常見錯誤

The cake was very wealthy and creamy.
The cake was very rich and creamy.
💡'Wealthy' only describes people, families, communities, or places with money, not food or experiences.

wealthy — 名詞