What does bogată in Romanian mean?
What is the meaning of the word bogată in Romanian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use bogată in Romanian.
The word bogată in Romanian means recoltă bogată, plantație bogată de trestie de zahăr, văduvă bogată, persoană cu o cultură generală bogată, recoltă bogată, coajă bogată în tanin, imaginație bogată, persoană bogată, imaginație bogată. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word bogată
recoltă bogată(large harvest) I have a bumper crop of rabbits this year; I would have preferred the lettuces I planted! |
plantație bogată de trestie de zahăr(US (dense growth of cane) |
văduvă bogată(rich widow) The dowager was able to live on her fortune for decades. |
persoană cu o cultură generală bogată(sb with wide-ranging knowledge) |
recoltă bogată(bounty) We've had a lot of rain and a lot of sun this year, so we're promised a rich harvest. |
coajă bogată în tanin(bark rich in tannin used for tanning and dying) (copac) |
imaginație bogată(tendency to fanciful invention) Don't take what Nina says too seriously – she has a very vivid imagination! |
persoană bogată(sb rich) |
imaginație bogată(tendency to fanciful invention) My nephew has a wonderfully wild imagination and tells amazing stories. |
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