Cush Meaning in English

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Definition

A slang term for something easy, especially an easy and comfortable job or situation.

Usage & Nuances

'Cush' is very informal/slang and mostly used to describe jobs, tasks, or lives that are especially easy or low-stress. Common in phrases like 'cush job' or 'that's cush.' Not standard English; use with friends or in casual contexts.

• Spanish: trabajo fácil (slang) - puesto cómodo (slang)
• Portuguese (BR): trampo fácil (gíria) - vida tranquila (gíria)
• Portuguese (PT): emprego fácil (gíria) - vida descansada (gíria)
• Chinese (Simplified): 轻松的工作 (俚语) - 舒适 (俚语)
• Chinese (Traditional): 輕鬆的工作 (俚語) - 舒適 (俚語)
• Hindi: आसान काम (स्लैंग) - आरामदायक जीवन (स्लैंग)
• Arabic: وظيفة سهلة (عامية) - حياة مريحة (عامية)
• Bengali: সহজ - আরামদায়ক (কাজ বা জীবন)
• Russian: лёгкий - кайфовый (о работе, жизни)
• Japanese: 楽（らく） - イージー（仕事や生活）」
• Vietnamese: dễ dàng - nhàn nhã (công việc, cuộc sống)
• Korean: 편한 - 쉬운 (직업, 일상)
• Turkish: rahat - kolay (iş veya yaşam)
• Urdu: آسان - آرام دہ (نوکری یا زندگی)
• Indonesian: santai - mudah (pekerjaan, hidup)

Example Sentences

He found a cush job at the library.

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This is such a cush job—no stress at all.

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Her life looks pretty cush from the outside.

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Man, that office gig is so cush—they barely do anything all day.

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I wish my schedule was as cush as yours.

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If you’re looking for something cush, try working at the front desk.

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