Sentence examples for meaning rich from inspiring English sources
The Greeks referred to it as "polychrysos", meaning "rich in gold".
Local kids pronounce rico, meaning rich or delicious, as an American would, without rolling the "r" — a Bolivian version of a Brahmin lockjaw.
Conversion rates, so far, have been high – reportedly 3 to 5 times higher than similar ad units (meaning rich media or video ads, also run on App.io's partner ad networks).
Soegija – whose name was derived from the Javanese word, meaning rich – was the fifth of nine children.
No, not psycho-drama, nor social drama, but a town in Macedonia at the foot of the Rhodope Mountains about an hour by bus from Kavala -- thus called not for any Thespian reason but apparently shortened from its classical name Hydrama meaning rich in water, which it indeed is.
It's always had that moral materialism that creates meaning-rich products.
Conceived as Ms. Varda's 80th birthday approached, "Beaches" is a cinematic memoir in two senses: an autobiography rendered in carefully chosen, meaning-rich images and the account of a life lived in, through and for cinema.
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Reichenau (meaning "Rich Pasture") is a lake resort where flowers, fruit, and grapes are still cultivated.
The green box surrounding the letters in the picture, in all caps, that say "RSS" meaning Rich Site Summary "RSS [5] is a way to get what is called a "Feed" of the website's current content.
The word "swell" comes from "sóúil," meaning luxurious, rich and prosperous, and "sucker" comes from "sách úr," or, loosely, fat cat.
