intransitive. Of a thing: to flourish or succeed; (occasionally also) to turn out in a specified way, as ill, well, etc.
| 单词 | θ90027 |
| 释义 | the world > action or operation > prosperity > prosper or flourish [verb (intransitive)] > specifically of things (5) prosper1434 intransitive. Of a thing: to flourish or succeed; (occasionally also) to turn out in a specified way, as ill, well, etc. flourish1571 gen. To thrive. Of things (e.g. art, science, an institution): To attain full development; to be prosperous or successful, be in vogue; to have many… thrive1613 intransitive. To grow or develop well and vigorously; to flourish, prosper. figurative of immaterial things. Frequently const. on. boom1871 intransitive to ‘go off’ with a ‘boom’; to burst into sudden activity or briskness; to make rapid (commercial) progress, to advance vigorously. to catch on1885 intransitive. colloquial. Esp. of a new idea, product, etc.: to become popular, fashionable, or successful. |
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