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单词 prosperous
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prosperous

This is a prosperous country and the existence of poverty on its present scale is shaming.The business of a strong leader is to build a prosperous country, secure in its justice for all its citizens.This love will put you at the centre of a large and prosperous family.The more prosperous areas have substantial brick homes.Their citizens individually have been happy and the nation prosperous.Now we must begin the task of planning a prosperous future for our nation.For three decades after the war it was relatively prosperous.Full of happy and prosperous family members?Each brings with it the promise of a more prosperous future.And it could be frozen out of the most prosperous oil exploration areas in the world.Countries such as ours cannot rely on past success to keep them prosperous in the future.Most of us would not choose to live in a prosperous nation that had ceased to be democratic.Besides these strong performances there are some delicious ensemble scenes in which the absurdities of prosperous country life are sent up.Switzerland is a very prosperous country. People are more prosperous but they don't feel at ease.In the 1960s people became more prosperous and blocks of flats appeared.The family were prosperous, owning a successful sporting goods retail business.They recognise that we have a lot to offer as a stable, prosperous democratic country.His prosperous upper middle-class family were predominantly civil servants and academics.The world was finally at peace, the country united and prosperous.Sitting for a relatively prosperous rural constituency, political activism was a personal choice rather than a political necessity.We pass up into the mountains, leaving behind the slipping margin of the most prosperous nation on earth.Malaysia's transformation from an agrarian society to a relatively prosperous newly emerging manufacturing nation in five decades is impressive.The rich volcanic soil had once more encouraged the growth of a prosperous people, who had spread over vulnerable areas.

In other languages
prosperous

British English: prosperous ADJECTIVE
Prosperous people, places, and economies are rich and successful.
...the youngest son of a relatively prosperous family.
  • American English: prosperous
  • Brazilian Portuguese: próspero
  • Chinese: 富裕的
  • European Spanish: próspero
  • French: prospère
  • German: wohlhabend
  • Italian: prospero
  • Japanese: 繁栄した
  • Korean: 번창한
  • European Portuguese: próspero
  • Latin American Spanish: próspero

Chinese translation of 'prosperous'

prosperous

(ˈprɔspərəs)

adj

  1. [person, business, city] 繁荣(榮)的 (fánróng de)
(adjective) 
Definition
wealthy and successful
the youngest son of a prosperous family
Synonyms
wealthy
a wealthy international businessman
rich
You're going to be a very rich man.
affluent
The homes would be affordable only to more affluent people.
well-off
My family was quite well-off.
in the money (informal)
If you are lucky, you could be in the money.
blooming
opulent
the spoilt child of an opulent father
well-heeled (informal)
The price tag is out of reach of all but the most well-heeled.
well-to-do
two well-educated girls from well-to-do homes
moneyed
Fear of crime among the new monied classes is rising rapidly.
in clover (informal)
minted (British, slang)
Opposites
poor
,
impoverished
(adjective) 
Definition
wealthy and successful
She has developed a prosperous business.
Synonyms
successful
One of the keys to successful business is careful planning.
booming
It has a booming tourist industry.
thriving
He now owns a thriving antique business.
flourishing
London quickly became a flourishing port.
doing well
prospering
on a roll
on the up and up (British)
palmy
These are palmy days for the music industry.
Opposites
failing
,
unfortunate
,
unlucky
,
unsuccessful
(adjective) 
Synonyms
favourable
favourable weather conditions
timely
These outbreaks are a timely reminder that the disease persists.
good
Biotechnology should be good news for developing countries.
promising
a new and promising stage in the negotiations
bright
Both had successful careers and the future looked bright.
profitable
a profitable exchange of ideas
advantageous
She was determined to prise what she could from an advantageous situation.
auspicious
His career had an auspicious start.
propitious
the most propitious moment to launch the campaign

Additional synonyms

in the sense of advantageous
She was determined to prise what she could from an advantageous situation.
Synonyms
superior,
dominating,
commanding,
dominant,
important,
powerful,
favourable,
fortuitous,
win-win
in the sense of affluent
Definition
having plenty of money
The homes would be affordable only to more affluent people.
Synonyms
wealthy,
rich,
prosperous,
loaded (slang),
well-off,
opulent,
well-heeled (informal),
well-to-do,
moneyed,
minted (British, slang)
in the sense of auspicious
Definition
showing the signs of future success
His career had an auspicious start.
Synonyms
favourable,
timely,
happy,
promising,
encouraging,
bright,
lucky,
hopeful,
fortunate,
prosperous,
rosy,
opportune (formal),
propitious,
felicitous

Synonyms of 'prosperous'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of booming
It has a booming tourist industry.
Synonyms
flourishing,
successful,
expanding,
doing well,
thriving,
blooming,
mushrooming,
prospering,
rampant,
burgeoning,
on the up and up (British)
in the sense of bright
Definition
full of promise
Both had successful careers and the future looked bright.
Synonyms
promising,
good,
encouraging,
excellent,
golden,
optimistic,
hopeful,
favourable,
prosperous,
rosy,
auspicious,
propitious,
palmy
in the sense of flourishing
London quickly became a flourishing port.
Synonyms
thriving,
successful,
doing well,
blooming,
mushrooming,
prospering,
rampant,
burgeoning,
on a roll,
going places,
going strong,
in the pink,
in top form,
on the up and up (informal)
in the sense of good
Biotechnology should be good news for developing countries.
Synonyms
positive,
beneficial,
favourable,
advantageous,
auspicious,
propitious
in the sense of in the money
If you are lucky, you could be in the money.
Synonyms
rich,
wealthy,
prosperous,
affluent,
rolling (slang),
loaded (slang),
flush (informal),
well-off,
well-heeled (informal),
well-to-do,
on Easy Street (informal),
in clover (informal),
minted (British, slang)
in the sense of moneyed
Definition
having a great deal of money
Fear of crime among the new monied classes is rising rapidly.
Synonyms
rich,
loaded (slang),
wealthy,
flush (informal),
prosperous,
affluent,
well-off,
well-heeled (informal),
well-to-do,
minted (British, slang)
in the sense of opulent
Definition
having or indicating wealth
the spoilt child of an opulent father
Synonyms
rich,
wealthy,
prosperous,
propertied,
loaded (slang),
flush (informal),
affluent,
well-off,
well-heeled (informal),
well-to-do,
moneyed,
filthy rich,
stinking rich (informal),
made of money (informal),
minted (British, slang)
in the sense of palmy
Definition
successful, prosperous and happy
These are palmy days for the music industry.
Synonyms
prosperous,
happy,
golden,
thriving,
glorious,
flourishing,
fortunate,
luxurious,
triumphant,
joyous,
halcyon
in the sense of profitable
Definition
making money or gaining an advantage or benefit
a profitable exchange of ideas
Synonyms
beneficial,
economic (British),
useful,
rewarding,
valuable,
productive,
worthwhile,
fruitful,
advantageous,
expedient,
win-win,
serviceable
in the sense of promising
Definition
likely to succeed or turn out well
a new and promising stage in the negotiations
Synonyms
encouraging,
likely,
bright,
reassuring,
hopeful,
favourable,
rosy,
auspicious,
propitious,
full of promise

Additional synonyms

in the sense of propitious
Definition
likely to prove favourable
the most propitious moment to launch the campaign
Synonyms
favourable,
timely,
promising,
encouraging,
bright,
lucky,
fortunate,
prosperous,
rosy,
advantageous,
auspicious,
opportune (formal),
full of promise
in the sense of rich
Definition
owning a lot of money or property
You're going to be a very rich man.
Synonyms
wealthy,
affluent,
well-off,
opulent,
propertied,
rolling or rolling in it (slang),
loaded (slang),
flush (informal),
prosperous,
well-heeled (informal),
well-to-do,
moneyed,
filthy rich,
stinking rich (informal),
made of money (informal),
minted (British, slang)
in the sense of thriving
He now owns a thriving antique business.
Synonyms
successful,
doing well,
flourishing,
growing,
developing,
healthy,
booming,
wealthy,
blooming,
prosperous,
burgeoning,
going strong
in the sense of timely
Definition
at the right or an appropriate time
These outbreaks are a timely reminder that the disease persists.
Synonyms
opportune (formal),
appropriate,
well-timed,
prompt,
suitable,
convenient,
at the right time,
judicious,
punctual,
propitious,
seasonable
in the sense of well-heeled
Definition
wealthy
The price tag is out of reach of all but the most well-heeled.
Synonyms
prosperous,
rich,
wealthy,
affluent,
loaded (slang),
comfortable,
flush (informal),
well-off,
in the money (informal),
opulent,
well-to-do,
moneyed,
well-situated,
in clover (informal),
minted (British, slang)
in the sense of well-off
Definition
moderately wealthy
My family was quite well-off.
Synonyms
rich,
wealthy,
comfortable,
affluent,
loaded (slang),
flush (informal),
prosperous,
well-heeled (informal),
well-to-do,
moneyed,
minted (British, slang)
in the sense of well-to-do
Definition
moderately wealthy
two well-educated girls from well-to-do homes
Synonyms
rich,
wealthy,
affluent,
well-off,
loaded (slang),
comfortable,
flush (informal),
prosperous,
well-heeled (informal),
moneyed,
minted (British, slang)
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