lush的意思

lush

英式音标[lʌʃ]
美式英标[lʌʃ]

基本解释

adj. 丰富的，豪华的；苍翠繁茂的

vi. 喝酒

n. 酒；酒鬼

vt. 饮

n. (Lush)人名；(英)勒什

lush 茂盛的

词源不确定，可能来自拉丁语laxus,松软的，放松的，词源同lax.后形容植物枝叶嫩的，茂盛的。

lush (adj.): mid-15c., "lax, flaccid, soft, tender," from Old French lasche "soft, succulent," from laschier "loosen," from Late Latin laxicare "become shaky," related to Latin laxare "loosen," from laxus "loose" (see lax). Sense of "luxuriant in growth" is first attested c. 1600, in Shakespeare. Applied to colors since 1744. Related: Lushly; lushness.
lush (n.): "drunkard," 1890, from earlier (1790) slang meaning "liquor" (especially in phrase lush ken "alehouse"); perhaps a humorous use of lush (adj.) or from Romany or Shelta (tinkers' jargon).
LUSHEY. Drunk. The rolling kiddeys had a spree, and got bloody lushey; the dashing lads went on a party of pleasure, and got very drunk. ["Dictionary of Buckish Slang, University Wit, and Pickpocket Eloquence," London, 1811]

1. You don't need green fingers to fill your home with lush leaves.: 不是园艺大师也可以把自己的家里装点得绿意盎然。