posh
adj. 精美的; 豪華的; 漂亮的; 時髦的
If you describe something as posh, you mean that it is smart, fashionable, and expensive.
Celebrating a promotion, I took her to a posh hotel for a cocktail.
為慶祝晉升,我帶她去豪華飯店喝了雞尾酒。
...a posh car.
豪華車
If you describe a person as posh, you mean that they belong to or behave as if they belong to the upper classes.
I wouldn't have thought she had such posh friends...
我沒有想到她會有這些上流社會的朋友。
He sounded so posh on the phone.
在電話裡聽起來,他的談吐非常優雅。
1. elegant and fashionable;
posh something up
(英)打扮,使變得時髦,使變得漂亮
You look very posh in your new suit.
你穿上新衣服漂亮極了.
Increasingly, more Chinese Singaporeans would hold their reunion dinner in posh restaurants, despite the exorbitant costs.
越來越多新加坡人,寧願花一筆錢在高階的餐館吃團圓飯.
Her posh accent is pure affectation.
她的時髦腔調純粹是矯揉造作.
Rodents had overrun a posh private school near New York City.
齧齒類動物在紐約市附近的一家時尚的私立學校氾濫成災.
Soon you'll be eating at a posh restaurant.
要不了多久你是不是還要去大賓館吃飯?