deluxe in English
- deluxe⇄deluxe, adjective, ?orde luxe
of exceptionally good quality; elegant.
Ex. a de luxe model, deluxe accommodations. Two typically fine books have just been brought out by Teriade and his Verve publishing house in deluxe editions (New Yorker).
deluxe in Marathi मराठी
Deluxe
Part of Speech
Adjective
Pronunciation
/dəˈlʌks/ or /diːˈlʌks/
Definitions
- Of a higher quality or standard; luxurious or superior.
- Characterized by added features, comfort, or elegance.
Usage Examples
- They booked a deluxe suite for their honeymoon.
- The restaurant offers a deluxe menu with gourmet options.
Etymology
From French "de luxe" meaning "of luxury" or "of the highest quality."
Synonyms
Luxurious, premium, high-end, opulent, lavish.
Antonyms
Basic, standard, ordinary, budget, simple.
Translations
| Language | Translation | Pronunciation |
|---|---|---|
| Spanish | De lujo | [de loo-ho] |
| French | De luxe | [duh lyuks] |
| Hindi | शानदार (Shaandaar) | [shaan-daar] |
| Chinese | 豪华 (Háohuá) | [how-hwah] |
| Japanese | デラックス (Derakkusu) | [de-rak-ku-su] |
Regional Pronunciation Variations
- American English: /dəˈlʌks/
- British English: /diːˈlʌks/
Historical Usage
The term "deluxe" became popular in advertising and product branding in the early 20th century, signifying superior quality and added features.
Cultural Nuances
In marketing, "deluxe" is used to suggest exclusivity and enhanced comfort, often associated with luxury brands and premium services.
More Information
"Deluxe" is widely used in various industries, including hospitality, automobiles, and consumer goods, to denote a premium version of a product or service.