millionaire
ধনকুবের
definition
noun
More recently, it's been a case of millionaires striking against billionaires.
a person whose assets are worth one million dollars or more.
translation of 'millionaire'
ক্রোরপতি,
লক্ষ্যপতি
noun
ধনকুবের,
ক্রোরপতি,
দশলক্ষপতি
example
There are still some countries in the world where you can become an instant 'millionaire' .
Working in the new media industry has gone from the fastest way to become a 'millionaire' to the fastest way to be unemployed.
he is now a 'millionaire' several times over
Along with some of the big names in the music industry, you also get a chance to become a 'millionaire' .
a 'millionaire' businessman
Four years later he found himself both a 'millionaire' and embroiled in the ugliest of financial scandals.
she's a 'millionaire'
More recently, it's been a case of 'millionaires' striking against billionaires.
Are you more likely to become one of the growing number of Irish 'millionaires' or a financial basket case?
The telecoms, software and property 'millionaires' are all around us and have raised the lifestyle bar.
It turns out that the bulk of the world's 'millionaires' , for example, are surprisingly frugal.
And they have been hired as public servants to run the company, not become 'millionaires' .
Contrast this to the United states where there are a million-plus 'millionaires' .
Most of these movies don't turn their producers into overnight 'millionaires' .
The area borders the Dales and already has one of the highest concentrations of 'millionaires' in the country.
Her clientele do not need to be 'millionaires' , although many are.
I just wish he wasn't one of those 'millionaires' who wants to keep my taxes as high as possible.
I would like to know the percentage of politicians, in any country, who are 'millionaires' .
I've seen 'millionaires' give less than a thousand dollars at fundraising dinners.
The stock markets are probably not littered with billionaires or even 'millionaires' among private investors.
I saw everyone from actors and actresses to businessmen to 'millionaires' to random groupies.
As boisterous entrepreneurs, now 'millionaires' many times over, both enjoy the limelight a great deal.
The Senate roll call features the names of more 'millionaires' than many country clubs.
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