A library is not a luxury but one of the necessities of life translate it's in Tagalog
1. A library is not a luxury but one of the necessities of life translate it's in Tagalog
Answer:
Ang silid-aklatan ay hindi isang luho kundi isa sa mga pangangailangan sa buhay
2. It is commonly used in Barong Tagalog which is a lustrous lace-like luxury textiles traditionally word by men. a. batik b. putri c. pina d. sa
Answer:
A
Explanation:
Answer:
A.po batik
Explanation:
simpleee sana maka tulong
3. Which of the following is not a true statement a.) Palaces are designed for luxury, not fortification b.)Fortresses are designed for fortification, not luxury c.)Castles are designed for luxury and fortification d.)Palaces are designed for luxury and fortification.
Answer:
leeter b po pa brain lest po at follw rin kita pa brain po
4. This is the most luxurious and moa
Answer:
what do you mind explaining this to me
cause i don't get it I know luxurious but what is moa
5. use luxurious in a sentence
Answer:
They entered the elegant, newly decorated, and luxurious dining room.
6. outlining about luxury
Answer:
In the word luxury. What's the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear it? For me, The word luxury is provided by expensive and beautiful things. When you are in a rich family of course you know the word luxury.Just tell your parents that you want something like this and you will have it immediately.
7. the herons forest is dark and luxuriant
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Paayos po ng tanong lods
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•Other Words from luxuriant Synonyms & Antonyms Choose the Right Synonym More Example Sentences Learn More about luxuriant
Explanation:
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8. what is the meaning of luxurious
Answer:
extremely comfortable, elegant, or enjoyable, especially in a way that involves great expense.
Answer:
Luxurious mean extremely comfortable or elegant.
9. Other terms for luxurious
Answer:
deluxe
Explanation:
no explanation needed lol
There are many other terms for luxurious, and these are the examples.Example:
•Deluxe•Grand•Fancy•Elegenant•Classy•Posh•Expensive10. is a fine and elegant handwoven fabric that is produced from the 15) - fibers of pineapple plants. It is commonly used in Barong Tagalog, which is a lustrous lace- like luxury textiles traditionally worn by men.last na po toh thanks
Piña - a traditional sheer fabric hand-loomed from pineapple leaf fibers. It has a fine lustrous silk-like texture and has a natural yellowish tinge.
11. Use Luxurious In A Sentence
Answer:
The life of the ruling class was comfortable and even luxurious from early times. They entered the elegant, newly decorated, and luxurious dining room. Choking down fear, she climbed inside and sat down in the luxurious leather seat.
12. who passed in a luxurious boat?
Answer:
President's toys, Mega rich CEO's, and Russian oligarchs
Explanation:
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13. Luxurious it is a synonym?
Answer:
of rich
Explanation:
EXPLANATION
ADJECTIVE
extremely comfortable, elegant, or enjoyable, especially in a way that involves great expense.
14. meaning of luxurious?
Answer:
extremely comfortable, elegant, or enjoyable, especially in a way that involves great expense.
15. luxurious context clue
Answer:
Luxurious definition, characterized by luxury; ministering or conducive to luxury: a luxurious hotel
Explanation:
Luxurious definition, characterized by luxury; ministering or conducive to luxury: a luxurious hotel
16. luxurious in sentences
Answer:
The Government Officials lived a very luxurious life.
17. Which of the following statement follows the correct order of adjective?A. The four Indonesian circular luxurious big tables are being bought.B. The big Indonesian luxurious circular tables are being bought.C. The four luxurious big circular Indonesian tables are being bought. D. The big four circular luxurious Indonesian tables are being bought.
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d. the big four circular luxurious indonesian tables are being bougth
Answer:
C. The four luxurious big circular Indonesian tables are being bought.
18. context clues luxurious
Answer:
Luxurious definition, characterized by luxury; ministering or conducive to luxury: a luxurious hotel
Explanation:
19. 10 example of luxury goods
Answer:Dog Cat Bird Mars Luxur Company Alphabet Atom Electric Connection
20. It was mentioned that tourism is a product of luxury. Do you think rest and relaxation need to be luxurious?Why?
Answer:
Is it ethical to take a luxury holiday in a ‘developing’ country?
Explanation:
Thinking of booking a luxury holiday to a developing country so you can experience the authenticity of a culture untouched by Western influences? And are you hoping to help the underprivileged in the country to “lift them out of poverty” through your tourist spending? It’s worth exploring just how ethical such a trip might be.
International tourism numbers have risen year-on-year ever since the 1950s with the consistent increase expected long into the future. In employment terms, more and more people are reliant on the tourism industry. For example, in 2016, there were 292m people employed in the tourism industry, representing one in ten jobs globally.
International governments have long been promoting tourism as a “smoke-free”, “non-polluting” industry with almost unparalleled power to boost national GDP. Both “developed” and “developing” countries fight to win over and attract potential tourists through national tourism campaigns – think Pure New Zealand, Visit Morocco, and “Jamaica: once you go you know”. But is it really all as good as it is made out to be?
We know that mass tourism isn’t always a guaranteed bonus for countries and local residents. Take, for example, the Spanish seaside resort of Benidorm, where unrestricted tourism development led to the over-development of the region with little to no gain for the local communities. In fact, there has been a widespread backlash against mass tourism and its impacts in Spain, with protesters taking to the streets and holidaymakers being attacked.
Consequently, niche tourism markets, such as “sustainable”, “ethical” and “luxury” tourism, are a direct response to the often negative impacts of “mass tourism”. After all, as a government or destination manager, why would you want lots of people spending little, when you could have a few people spending lots.
Going upmarket
Tourists thinking of booking a holiday might see a luxury trip as a way to experience the “crème de la crème” of rest and relaxation, while also paying more for a product that presumably has fewer negative impacts than “cheap-and-dirty” mass tourism. Further, if the luxury holiday is in a “developing” country, you could be excused for thinking that your money will have a positive impact on that country’s ability to “prosper”. Take, for example, the comprehensive Vision 20-20 document produced by the Moroccan government. It outlines how sustainable tourism is seen as a key part of the country’s future development.
But let’s look at the Maldives, a well-established luxury destination. With tourism accounting for approximately 41.5% of national GDP, it seems that the island state is doing well out of the industry. But, as in all societies, such economic benefits are not equally distributed and an over-reliance on tourism receipts results in the demise of traditional industries and an increasing vulnerability to local and global events.
Further, a look at those working in the tourism industry in the Maldives reveals that the situation is far from “ethical”. Because the hotels are scattered over numerous islands which have no other facilities, many of those working in the tourism industry in the Maldives have to live away from home for months on end, separated from family and friends. They also often live in conditions far removed from the “luxury” experience of the tourist, work seven-day weeks and often go months without pay. And the Maldives aren’t unique in this – the situation is similar in many developing countries that are engaging with the luxury tourism market.
The environmental cost
From an environmental perspective, luxury tourism doesn’t fare particularly well either. Tourism is notoriously problematic for some developing destinations as it diverts often scarce water and energy resources from the host community to the tourist (as they have more money).
This process is further accentuated in the luxury tourism sector as luxury tourists generally consume even more than your “average” tourist, intentionally or not.
21. what is the context clue of luxurious
the contex clue of luxurious is luxury
22. what is luxury goods
Explanation:
a luxury good is a good for which demand increases more than proportionally as income rises, so that expenditures on the good become a greater proportion of overall spending. Luxury goods are in contrast to necessity goods, where demand increases proportionally less than income.
Answer:
In economics, a luxury good is a good for which demand increases more than proportionally as income rises, so that expenditures on the good become a greater proportion of overall spending. Luxury goods are in contrast to necessity goods, where demand increases proportionally less than income.
23. is technology luxury or necessity
Answer:
necessity
Explanation:
because it has many uses which help us in everyday life
Answer:
Technology used to be a luxury, but now, it is necessity.
Explanation:
Technology is now a necessity in terms of every day life, from education to navigating around a city. ... We heavily rely on technology for basic tasks, such as the Internet to connect people from all areas of the world for business and social reasons.
24. 10 example of luxury goods
Answer:
Dog,cat,birds,mars,luxury,company alphabrt
25. luxury car need or want?
Answer:
luxury car is want
Explanation:
because food, shelter, water, clothes and air is most important than luxury car
26. what is the meaning of luxurious
Answer:
: very comfortable and expensive : richly appealing
: feeling or showing a desire for expensive things
Exceptionally elegant, opulent, comfortable, especially in ways that includes great expenses.
27. make sentence luxurious
I live in a luxurious condominiumMy friend owns a luxurious carOur school has luxurious facilitiesLast night we ate in a luxurious restaurantMy grandmother is staying in a luxurious resort
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28. Some tall luxury hotels
Answer:
List of tallest hotels
List of tallest hotelsSome of the tallest hotels in the world.
•Burj Al Arab, in Dubai, UAE.
•Baiyoke Tower II in Bangkok, Thailand.
•The Cullinan, in Kowloon, Hong Kong.
•Swissôtel The Stamford, in Singapore.
•Grand Lisboa in Macao.
•State Tower in Bangkok, Thailand.
•Centara Grand and Bangkok Convention Centre, in Bangkok, Thailand.
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29. is the context clue of luxurious
Answer:
content of luxurious example
30. 1. Luxury Goods example?
Answer:
High end stuff or clothing
