 | English  | German |  |
 | swanky {adj} [coll.] [pretentiously stylish, luxurious and expensive] | 1128 protzig [ugs.] |  |
 | dear {adj} [esp. Br.] [expensive, costly] | 914 teuer |  |
 | swanky {adj} [coll.] [pretentiously stylish, luxurious and expensive] | 653 großkotzig [ugs.] [protzig] |  |
 | swanky {adj} [coll.] [pretentiously stylish, luxurious and expensive] | 500 angeberisch [ugs.] [protzig] |  |
 | plush {adj} [luxurious and expensive] | 26 luxuriös |  |
 | outlandishly {adv} [expensive] | 14 haarsträubend |  |
 | spenny {adj} [slang] [short for: expensive] | teuer |  |
Nouns |
 | constr. RealEst. urban teardown [Am.] [coll.] [house bought for the express purpose of demolishing it and building a more expensive one on the same plot] | 29 Abrisshaus {n} [Haus, das nur gekauft wird, um es abzureißen und durch einen teureren Neubau zu ersetzen] |  |
2 Words |
 | high-end {adj} [coll.] [expensive] | teuer |  |
 | pretty expensive {adj} [coll.] [very expensive] | ganz schön teuer [ugs.] |  |
 | automot. (hot) whip [Am.] [sl.] [nice car, usu. expensive] | heiße Karre {f} [ugs.] |  |
3 Words |
 | to burn one's fingers [idiom] [make an expensive mistake] | sichDat. die Pfoten verbrennen [ugs.] [Redewendung] |  |
 | to prove (to be) [too expensive, a great success, etc.] | sich herausstellen als [als zu teuer, als großer Erfolg etc.] |  |
 | to run into money [coll.] [come expensive] [idiom] | ins Geld gehen [ugs.] [Redewendung] [teuer werden, viel Geld kosten] |  |
4 Words |
 | idiom to have sth. on the brain [e.g. expensive cars] | nichts anderes als etw. im Kopf haben [z. B. teure Autos] |  |