(of places and things) expensive and of high quality

He takes her to some really posh restaurants. 他带她去了一些真正高档的饭店。

(of people and their voices) from a high social class

A woman with a very posh accent phoned for him earlier. 一位谈吐高雅的女士早些时候打电话找他。

used for describing a woman from a high social class who chooses to have a caesarean section (= a medical operation) to have her baby

Researchers did not find much evidence of the so-called "too posh to push" phenomenon.

Women who followed the example of stars like Patsy Kensit were branded "too posh to push".

These "too posh to push" ladies believe that a caesarean birth will be easier for them.

They advocate tightening up on the "too posh to push" brigade who request caesareans without medical justification.

I've never met a woman who was too posh to push but I've definitely met women who were scared.

as though from a high social class

She talks dead posh. 她谈吐很文雅。