khá giả
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Definition
- Adjective:
- To be well off, to be comfortably off: Describes a person or family whose financial situation is stable and sufficient, allowing them to live comfortably without significant hardship. It indicates a state between average and wealthy.
- To be prosperous, to be in comfortable circumstances: Suggests a level of economic security and material comfort beyond basic needs.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- Gia đình họ bây giờ đã khá giả hơn trước rất nhiều. (Their family is much more well off now than before.)
- Ông ấy làm ăn phát đạt và trở nên khá giả. (His business is thriving, and he has become prosperous.)
- Một cuộc sống khá giả là mơ ước của nhiều người. (A comfortable life is the dream of many people.)
Advanced Usage
- "trở nên khá giả": to become well off, to attain a comfortable standard of living.
- Nhờ chăm chỉ làm việc, họ đã trở nên khá giả. (Thanks to hard work, they have become well off.)
- "mức sống khá giả": a comfortable standard of living.
- Khu vực này có mức sống khá giả. (This area has a comfortable standard of living.)
Variants and Related Words
- Khá (adj): Fairly, quite, rather; can also imply being fairly well-off in certain contexts, but less specific than "khá giả".
- Công việc kinh doanh của anh ấy đang làm ăn khá. (His business is doing fairly well.)
- Giàu có (adj): Rich, wealthy. This indicates a higher level of affluence than "khá giả".
- Vị doanh nhân đó rất giàu có. (That entrepreneur is very wealthy.)
- Đủ ăn đủ mặc (idiomatic phrase): To have enough to eat and wear; describes a basic, sufficient living condition, often a step before becoming "khá giả".
- Gia đình tôi chỉ mong đủ ăn đủ mặc. (My family only hopes to have enough to eat and wear.)
Synonyms
- Phong lưu: Well-to-do, affluent (often with a connotation of elegance).
- Dư dả: To be well-off, to have more than enough.
- Ổn định về kinh tế: Economically stable.
Related Idioms
- "Ăn nên làm ra": To be successful and prosperous in one's endeavors, often leading to becoming "khá giả".
- Cả đời ông ấy ăn nên làm ra, gia đình rất khá giả. (He has been successful all his life, and his family is very well off.)
- "Của ăn của để": To have both enough for daily consumption and some savings; describes a state of being "khá giả".
- Nhờ tiết kiệm, họ đã có của ăn của để. (Thanks to saving, they have achieved a comfortable living with savings.)
adj
- to be well off