Definition of embarras de richesse in English:

embarras de richesse

(also embarras de richesses, embaras de richesse, embaras de richesses)

noun ɒmbəˌrɑː də rɪˈʃɛs

Originally: (the state of having) an overwhelming or encumbering excess of wealth, resources, or options. In later use also in neutral or positive sense (sometimes with of): an abundance, plethora, profusion.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Philip Stanhope (1694–1773), politician and diplomatist. Originally from French L'embarras des richesses, the title of a comedy by L.-J.-C. Soûlas d'Allainval from le the + embarras + des of the + richesses, plural of richesse.

Definition of embarras de richesse in US English:

embarras de richesse

(also embarras de richesses, embaras de richesse, embaras de richesses)

nounɒmbəˌrɑː də rɪˈʃɛs

Originally: (the state of having) an overwhelming or encumbering excess of wealth, resources, or options. In later use also in neutral or positive sense (sometimes with of): an abundance, plethora, profusion.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Philip Stanhope (1694–1773), politician and diplomatist. Originally from French L'embarras des richesses, the title of a comedy by L.-J.-C. Soûlas d'Allainval from le the + embarras + des of the + richesses, plural of richesse.

单词	embarras de richesse
释义	Definition of embarras de richesse in English: embarras de richesse (also embarras de richesses, embaras de richesse, embaras de richesses) noun ɒmbəˌrɑː də rɪˈʃɛs Originally: (the state of having) an overwhelming or encumbering excess of wealth, resources, or options. In later use also in neutral or positive sense (sometimes with of): an abundance, plethora, profusion. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Philip Stanhope (1694–1773), politician and diplomatist. Originally from French L'embarras des richesses, the title of a comedy by L.-J.-C. Soûlas d'Allainval from le the + embarras + des of the + richesses, plural of richesse. Definition of embarras de richesse in US English: embarras de richesse (also embarras de richesses, embaras de richesse, embaras de richesses) nounɒmbəˌrɑː də rɪˈʃɛs Originally: (the state of having) an overwhelming or encumbering excess of wealth, resources, or options. In later use also in neutral or positive sense (sometimes with of): an abundance, plethora, profusion. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Philip Stanhope (1694–1773), politician and diplomatist. Originally from French L'embarras des richesses, the title of a comedy by L.-J.-C. Soûlas d'Allainval from le the + embarras + des of the + richesses, plural of richesse.
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