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No. 7,648 in French

richards

Wealthy people; rich folks.

In a sentence

  • Les richards du quartier ont organisé une grande fête hier soir.

    The wealthy people of the neighborhood organized a big party yesterday evening.

    The term 'richards' refers to affluent individuals, often with a colloquial or informal tone in this context.

  • Ce restaurant est souvent fréquenté par des richards qui cherchent une cuisine raffinée.

    This restaurant is often frequented by rich people looking for refined cuisine.

    Here, 'richards' describes wealthy individuals as patrons of upscale dining establishments.

  • On dit qu'il appartient au cercle des richards qui influencent l'économie locale.

    It is said that he belongs to the group of wealthy people who influence the local economy.

    In this sentence, 'richards' denotes affluent individuals who have influence, emphasizing their societal role.

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