wealth

wealth
{welθ}
1. богатство, имущество, благосъстояние
to come to/achieve WEALTH забогатявам
a man of WEALTH богаташ
2. голямо изобилие (of от)
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{weld} n 1. богатство, имущество, благосъстояние; to come to/a
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n богатство, изобилие (of);wealth; n 1. богатство, имущество, благосъстояние; to come to/achieve wealth забогатявам; a man o
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1. a man of wealth богаташ 2. to come to/achieve wealth забогатявам 3. богатство, имущество, благосъстояние 4. голямо изобилие (of от)
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wealth[welu] n 1. богатство; състояние; благосъстояние; имущество; to come to \wealth, to achieve \wealth забогатявам; 2. изобилие; a \wealth of expertise богат опит; 3. събир. богаташи.

English-Bulgarian dictionary. 2013.

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