How is the word adinerado translated from Spanish to English

Que tiene mucho dinero; rico.

Having a lot of money; wealthy.

adjective
English translation
Affluent

Examples with “adinerado”

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  • Viven en un vecindario adinerado. They live in an affluent neighborhood.

  • La familia acaudalada viaja al extranjero cada verano. The affluent family travels abroad every summer.

  • Sus clientes son en su mayoría adinerados. Her clients are mostly affluent.

  • ¿No es maravilloso vivir en un barrio acaudalado? Isn't it wonderful to live in an affluent neighborhood?

  • ¿Es su familia más adinerada que la tuya? Is her family more affluent than yours?

  • Muchas personas acaudaladas donan a organizaciones locales. Many affluent individuals donate to local charities.

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FAQ about “adinerado”

How is “adinerado” translated from Spanish?
“adinerado” translates into English as “Affluent”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “adinerado” mean?
Meaning of “adinerado”: Que tiene mucho dinero; rico. In English — “Affluent”.
What part of speech is “adinerado”?
“adinerado” is an adjective.
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