单词well-to-do
adj.: 有钱的；富有的；富裕的
网络: 小康的；宽裕；经济宽裕
有钱的；富有的；富裕的:
having a lot of money
富家;富人
富,富裕的;有钱
经济宽裕的,富裕的
adj.wealthyrichaffluentwell-offprosperous
adj.impoverished
Expectant mothers, " he said. Moments later, a well-to-do young woman pushing a kid in a stroller stepped into the lobby.
不一会儿，一位年轻贵妇推着一个婴儿车走进了大厅。
This Beijing lawyer and a few dozen other well-to-do Chinese signed up for a real estate tour of the U. S.
这名北京律师和数十名其他富裕的中国人登记参加到美国的房地产旅游。
When one of our well-to-do fellow practitioners invited me to his home, all of us just squeezed into his house.
我们有一个同修他家很大，很有钱，他请我去那边，然后，大家一起进去他的家里面。
When Hunter noticed how well cared for and well dressed he was, he thought the child must belong to well-to-do, respectable parents.
亨特注意到他穿着讲究，象是受到良好照管的样子，他想这一定是有钱，有身份人家的孩子。
He gave the appearance of a well-to-do businessman.
他装出一副有钱商人的模样。
Yet the United States has never been a leveler society; neither the well-to-do nor the poor have ever sought a one-size-fits-all status.
但是，美国从来不是一个平均主义社会；无论有钱人还是穷人都从不曾要求地位全然划一。
She was an intelligent, attractive and somewhat temperamental daughter of a well-to-do doctor.
简的父亲是一位非常富有的医生，她聪明、美丽，但就是有点喜怒无常。
He was the son of a well-to-do tradesman, had been to college in London, and was to devote himself to business.
他是个富商的儿子，在伦敦上过大学，即将投身于商界。
Marx belonged to a relatively well-to-do family. He had not faced hunger in his childhood. He was much better off than many fellow students.
马克思生于一个较富裕的家庭，他童年时从未挨饿，在学生时代的生活又比他的同学们好得多。
The author adds that this was not a practice reserved for monarchs but was widespread among the well-to-do in Europe.
作者补充，这并不是为君主预留的一个惯例，但在欧洲富裕阶层是很普遍的。