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Vocabulaire pour l'IELTS Academic (Score 8-9) - Value

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais liés à la Valeur qui sont nécessaires pour l'examen académique IELTS.

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Vocabulary for Academic IELTS (8)
sumptuous
sumptuous
[Adjectif]

having a rich and luxurious quality

somptueux

somptueux

Ex: The sumptuous banquet featured an array of gourmet dishes prepared by renowned chefs. 
high-end
high-end
[Adjectif]

having a much higher quality and price than the rest of their kind

haut de gamme, luxueux

haut de gamme, luxueux

Ex: She treated herself to a high-end handbag as a reward for reaching her career goals. 
ritzy
ritzy
[Adjectif]

luxurious and stylish, often associated with wealth or a high social status

chic, luxueux

chic, luxueux

Ex: The ritzy resort offered exclusive amenities, including a private beach, spa services, and gourmet dining. 
upmarket
upmarket
[Adjectif]

used by or intended for wealthy people

haut de gamme, chic, huppé

haut de gamme, chic, huppé

Ex: The upmarket boutique featured designer clothing and accessories that attracted affluent customers. 
opulent
opulent
[Adjectif]

showy and luxurious in appearance

opulent

opulent

Ex: The opulent palace was adorned with intricate gold decorations and marble statues. 
posh
posh
[Adjectif]

fashionably fancy, often associated with wealth and high social standing

chic, huppé

chic, huppé

Ex: The posh restaurant was known for its gourmet cuisine and chic ambiance. 
upscale
upscale
[Adjectif]

high quality, luxurious, or intended for a wealthier clientele

haut de gamme, luxueux

haut de gamme, luxueux

Ex: The upscale restaurant offered a menu featuring gourmet dishes prepared with the finest ingredients. 
plush
plush
[Adjectif]

luxurious and expensive, often suggesting comfort and high quality

luxueux, somptueux

luxueux, somptueux

Ex: Guests were treated to a night of plush accommodations at the upscale hotel, complete with feather pillows and high-thread-count linens. 
deluxe
deluxe
[Adjectif]

having superior quality or luxurious features

de luxe, haut de gamme

de luxe, haut de gamme

Ex: The hotel offered deluxe suites with panoramic views, personalized concierge service, and opulent furnishings. 
premium
premium
[Adjectif]

having superior quality or value

haut de gamme, premium

haut de gamme, premium

Ex: The premium leather used in the luxury car's interior added an extra level of sophistication and comfort. 
cut-price
cut-price
[Adjectif]

sold or offered at a reduced or discounted price

à prix réduit, bon marché

à prix réduit, bon marché

Ex: The cut-price electronics store attracted customers with its discounted prices on smartphones, laptops, and other gadgets. 
half-price
half-price
[Adjectif]

reduced to half the previous price of something

à moitié prix, demi-tarif

à moitié prix, demi-tarif

Ex: All winter coats are half-price today. 
concessionary
concessionary
[Adjectif]

referring to the act of granting privileges, discounts, or allowances

concessionnaire

concessionnaire

Ex: The company offered concessionary pricing for students and senior citizens at the movie theater. 
exorbitant
exorbitant
[Adjectif]

(of prices) unreasonably or extremely high

exorbitant

exorbitant

Ex: The exorbitant price of the concert tickets was beyond their budget. 
a dime a dozen

something that is very common and therefore, not very high on price and value

très courant, banal et sans grande valeur

très courant, banal et sans grande valeur

Ex: In the digital age, information is a dime a dozen, making it essential to filter through to find reliable sources. 
to depress
to depress
[verbe]

to lower the market value or reduce the market appeal of a product

déprécier, abaisser

déprécier, abaisser

Ex: Overproduction of a certain product may depress its market value as supply exceeds demand. 
to debase
to debase
[verbe]

to reduce the intrinsic value or quality of something, especially currency, by decreasing the amount of valuable material it contains

allier

allier

Ex: In ancient times, rulers would debase coins by diluting the precious metal content to finance their expenditures. 
disposable
disposable
[Adjectif]

referring to assets, income, or resources that are easily accessible or available for the owner's immediate use or discretion

disponible, libre

disponible, libre

Ex: After selling his investments, he had a significant amount of disposable income that he could use for travel or other personal expenses. 
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