Definition of prosper in English:

prosper

verb ˈprɒspəˈprɑspər

[no object]

1Succeed in material terms; be financially successful.
his business prospered
the state hopes to prosper from free trade with the United States
Example sentencesExamples
- Companies that prosper over the long term don't just offer good deals.
- To survive and prosper you may have to change with it or adapt your systems and attitudes to suit.
- The company has prospered by elevating one goal above all others: cutting prices relentlessly.
- They may conclude that for a business to prosper in the long term, they need a stable, permanent workforce.
- Several times, she had almost given up hope that the business would ever prosper and the only thing that kept her going had been her pride.
- He never prospered financially, and was unable to avail himself of the chance of a safe parliamentary seat as he lacked the money from captured enemy prizes to ‘grease the political machine’.
- Unbalanced growth can also indicate whether even once prospering areas are developing anti-industrial land use or other slow- or no-growth regulatory policies.
- Only if the basic fundamental rights are protected can a country succeed and prosper.
- A number of buildings were already provided and if the institution was to prosper it would need to expand.
- They are all well-run, prudent clubs who survive and sometimes prosper year in, year out.
- Evolving with the times, it has survived and prospered by remaining flexible.
- He invested in plastics manufacture and farming and prospered financially, but he knew he was vulnerable.
- Community groups across East Lancashire are set to prosper thanks to a new initiative which is being backed by a Rossendale firm.
- But if the game is to survive and prosper it will have to translate impressive viewing figures into commercial revenue.
- Destiny lies in your own hands, but to develop and prosper you must be prepared to work hard.
- As they prospered products were segmented and increasingly customized.
- The peasantry prospered by clearing land until the mid-ninth century, when it began to lose ground to its aristocratic neighbours, as land sales show.
- These groups were prospering financially and enhancing the Spanish economy.
- The once prospering city was now a leveled junkyard.
- If people have a passion and are on a mission to be successful - they will prosper.
Synonyms
do well, get on well, go well, fare well
1. 1.1 Flourish physically; grow strong and healthy.
  areas where grey squirrels cannot prosper
  Example sentencesExamples
  His family grew and prospered, became educated and respected.
  As the forest grew and prospered, indigenous tree species were introduced.
  He is beautiful and the terrific strength and promise that he brought the world so many years ago has only grown and prospered.
  This lovely eastern river enjoyed a fine 2004 and I hope that it will continue to prosper this spring and beyond.
  As her confidence grew and she prospered on the course, there was good news on the medical front.
  Gwalior has been the ‘nerve-center’ of a flourishing civilization prospering on the banks of the river Chambal.
  It is hoped that this project will help the children to grow and prosper in an environment closer to that experienced by children within a family.
  He also feels that the standard of the men on the short-list is such that the club will prosper whoever they appoint.
  Cities can either grow and prosper, or they decline and decay.
  Some individuals just couldn't grow, couldn't prosper, couldn't feast on what was provided for them by this individual freedom and choice.
  He too is tempted to believe he could grow old and prosper with her by his side.
  Hence whichever branch gets into a dynamic equilibrium with the surroundings survives, grows and prospers.
  When the crop begins to grow and prosper, he can retire, become a gentleman farmer, and let a new, by now wiser, younger man, take over.
  We don't feed on the younger or the stronger so that they may grow and prosper.
  Labour history prospers and has a healthy specialist periodical literature.
  The conclusion he reaches is not terribly radical: The river has prospered the most when human activity in the region has been at its least.
  We will multiply and prosper such that our empire is infinite and our ingenuity boundless.
  Neither is the fact that yet another talented Canadian visionary couldn't grow and prosper here.
  Yet, though we might wish that all marriages provided a secure and loving environment within which children will flourish and prosper, experience reminds us that this is not necessarily the case.
  Its not for nothing that rivers have been respected all over the world, that they have been revered and venerated as mothers and it is in their fertile cradles that civilizations have flourished and prospered.
  Synonyms
  do well, get on well, go well, fare well
  thrive, flourish, flower, bloom, blossom, burgeon, grow vigorously, shoot up
  boom, expand, spread, pick up, improve, come on
  succeed, be successful, make it, do all right for oneself, get ahead, progress, make progress, make headway, advance, get on in the world, go up in the world, arrive, fly high, make one's mark, make good, become rich, strike gold/oil, be in clover
  informal go places, go great guns, make the big time, be in the pink, be fine and dandy, be on easy street, live the life of Riley
  archaic make good speed
2. 1.2archaic with object Make successful.
  God has wonderfully prospered this nation
  Example sentencesExamples
  You know, I rather think there are, and it might prosper the Lord's cause if we made a more determined effort to find them.
  Of course, his alleged specialty is international trade, where he supposedly has made a case for moderate protectionism as a way to prosper a nation.
  He knows the desires of my heart and He has promised to bless me and prosper me.
  By giving to God first he promises that he will prosper us.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French prosperer, from Latin prosperare, from prosperus 'doing well'.

Definition of prosper in US English:

prosper

verbˈpräspərˈprɑspər

[no object]

1Succeed in material terms; be financially successful.
his business prospered
the nation plans to prosper from free trade with the US
Example sentencesExamples
- But if the game is to survive and prosper it will have to translate impressive viewing figures into commercial revenue.
- These groups were prospering financially and enhancing the Spanish economy.
- They may conclude that for a business to prosper in the long term, they need a stable, permanent workforce.
- The peasantry prospered by clearing land until the mid-ninth century, when it began to lose ground to its aristocratic neighbours, as land sales show.
- A number of buildings were already provided and if the institution was to prosper it would need to expand.
- Evolving with the times, it has survived and prospered by remaining flexible.
- Only if the basic fundamental rights are protected can a country succeed and prosper.
- To survive and prosper you may have to change with it or adapt your systems and attitudes to suit.
- Companies that prosper over the long term don't just offer good deals.
- The company has prospered by elevating one goal above all others: cutting prices relentlessly.
- As they prospered products were segmented and increasingly customized.
- He never prospered financially, and was unable to avail himself of the chance of a safe parliamentary seat as he lacked the money from captured enemy prizes to ‘grease the political machine’.
- Unbalanced growth can also indicate whether even once prospering areas are developing anti-industrial land use or other slow- or no-growth regulatory policies.
- Destiny lies in your own hands, but to develop and prosper you must be prepared to work hard.
- The once prospering city was now a leveled junkyard.
- They are all well-run, prudent clubs who survive and sometimes prosper year in, year out.
- He invested in plastics manufacture and farming and prospered financially, but he knew he was vulnerable.
- Several times, she had almost given up hope that the business would ever prosper and the only thing that kept her going had been her pride.
- If people have a passion and are on a mission to be successful - they will prosper.
- Community groups across East Lancashire are set to prosper thanks to a new initiative which is being backed by a Rossendale firm.
Synonyms
do well, get on well, go well, fare well
1. 1.1 Flourish physically; grow strong and healthy.
  areas where gray squirrels cannot prosper
  Example sentencesExamples
  The conclusion he reaches is not terribly radical: The river has prospered the most when human activity in the region has been at its least.
  We will multiply and prosper such that our empire is infinite and our ingenuity boundless.
  Yet, though we might wish that all marriages provided a secure and loving environment within which children will flourish and prosper, experience reminds us that this is not necessarily the case.
  When the crop begins to grow and prosper, he can retire, become a gentleman farmer, and let a new, by now wiser, younger man, take over.
  Its not for nothing that rivers have been respected all over the world, that they have been revered and venerated as mothers and it is in their fertile cradles that civilizations have flourished and prospered.
  Neither is the fact that yet another talented Canadian visionary couldn't grow and prosper here.
  It is hoped that this project will help the children to grow and prosper in an environment closer to that experienced by children within a family.
  We don't feed on the younger or the stronger so that they may grow and prosper.
  His family grew and prospered, became educated and respected.
  Hence whichever branch gets into a dynamic equilibrium with the surroundings survives, grows and prospers.
  As the forest grew and prospered, indigenous tree species were introduced.
  Cities can either grow and prosper, or they decline and decay.
  He is beautiful and the terrific strength and promise that he brought the world so many years ago has only grown and prospered.
  This lovely eastern river enjoyed a fine 2004 and I hope that it will continue to prosper this spring and beyond.
  Gwalior has been the ‘nerve-center’ of a flourishing civilization prospering on the banks of the river Chambal.
  As her confidence grew and she prospered on the course, there was good news on the medical front.
  Some individuals just couldn't grow, couldn't prosper, couldn't feast on what was provided for them by this individual freedom and choice.
  He also feels that the standard of the men on the short-list is such that the club will prosper whoever they appoint.
  He too is tempted to believe he could grow old and prosper with her by his side.
  Labour history prospers and has a healthy specialist periodical literature.
  Synonyms
  do well, get on well, go well, fare well
2. 1.2archaic with object Make successful.
  God has wonderfully prospered this nation
  Example sentencesExamples
  By giving to God first he promises that he will prosper us.
  Of course, his alleged specialty is international trade, where he supposedly has made a case for moderate protectionism as a way to prosper a nation.
  He knows the desires of my heart and He has promised to bless me and prosper me.
  You know, I rather think there are, and it might prosper the Lord's cause if we made a more determined effort to find them.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French prosperer, from Latin prosperare, from prosperus ‘doing well’.

单词	prosper
释义	Definition of prosper in English: prosper verb ˈprɒspəˈprɑspər [no object] 1Succeed in material terms; be financially successful. his business prospered the state hopes to prosper from free trade with the United States Example sentencesExamples Companies that prosper over the long term don't just offer good deals. To survive and prosper you may have to change with it or adapt your systems and attitudes to suit. The company has prospered by elevating one goal above all others: cutting prices relentlessly. They may conclude that for a business to prosper in the long term, they need a stable, permanent workforce. Several times, she had almost given up hope that the business would ever prosper and the only thing that kept her going had been her pride. He never prospered financially, and was unable to avail himself of the chance of a safe parliamentary seat as he lacked the money from captured enemy prizes to ‘grease the political machine’. Unbalanced growth can also indicate whether even once prospering areas are developing anti-industrial land use or other slow- or no-growth regulatory policies. Only if the basic fundamental rights are protected can a country succeed and prosper. A number of buildings were already provided and if the institution was to prosper it would need to expand. They are all well-run, prudent clubs who survive and sometimes prosper year in, year out. Evolving with the times, it has survived and prospered by remaining flexible. He invested in plastics manufacture and farming and prospered financially, but he knew he was vulnerable. Community groups across East Lancashire are set to prosper thanks to a new initiative which is being backed by a Rossendale firm. But if the game is to survive and prosper it will have to translate impressive viewing figures into commercial revenue. Destiny lies in your own hands, but to develop and prosper you must be prepared to work hard. As they prospered products were segmented and increasingly customized. The peasantry prospered by clearing land until the mid-ninth century, when it began to lose ground to its aristocratic neighbours, as land sales show. These groups were prospering financially and enhancing the Spanish economy. The once prospering city was now a leveled junkyard. If people have a passion and are on a mission to be successful - they will prosper. Synonyms do well, get on well, go well, fare well 1.1 Flourish physically; grow strong and healthy. areas where grey squirrels cannot prosper Example sentencesExamples His family grew and prospered, became educated and respected. As the forest grew and prospered, indigenous tree species were introduced. He is beautiful and the terrific strength and promise that he brought the world so many years ago has only grown and prospered. This lovely eastern river enjoyed a fine 2004 and I hope that it will continue to prosper this spring and beyond. As her confidence grew and she prospered on the course, there was good news on the medical front. Gwalior has been the ‘nerve-center’ of a flourishing civilization prospering on the banks of the river Chambal. It is hoped that this project will help the children to grow and prosper in an environment closer to that experienced by children within a family. He also feels that the standard of the men on the short-list is such that the club will prosper whoever they appoint. Cities can either grow and prosper, or they decline and decay. Some individuals just couldn't grow, couldn't prosper, couldn't feast on what was provided for them by this individual freedom and choice. He too is tempted to believe he could grow old and prosper with her by his side. Hence whichever branch gets into a dynamic equilibrium with the surroundings survives, grows and prospers. When the crop begins to grow and prosper, he can retire, become a gentleman farmer, and let a new, by now wiser, younger man, take over. We don't feed on the younger or the stronger so that they may grow and prosper. Labour history prospers and has a healthy specialist periodical literature. The conclusion he reaches is not terribly radical: The river has prospered the most when human activity in the region has been at its least. We will multiply and prosper such that our empire is infinite and our ingenuity boundless. Neither is the fact that yet another talented Canadian visionary couldn't grow and prosper here. Yet, though we might wish that all marriages provided a secure and loving environment within which children will flourish and prosper, experience reminds us that this is not necessarily the case. Its not for nothing that rivers have been respected all over the world, that they have been revered and venerated as mothers and it is in their fertile cradles that civilizations have flourished and prospered. Synonyms do well, get on well, go well, fare well thrive, flourish, flower, bloom, blossom, burgeon, grow vigorously, shoot up boom, expand, spread, pick up, improve, come on succeed, be successful, make it, do all right for oneself, get ahead, progress, make progress, make headway, advance, get on in the world, go up in the world, arrive, fly high, make one's mark, make good, become rich, strike gold/oil, be in clover informal go places, go great guns, make the big time, be in the pink, be fine and dandy, be on easy street, live the life of Riley archaic make good speed 1.2archaic with object Make successful. God has wonderfully prospered this nation Example sentencesExamples You know, I rather think there are, and it might prosper the Lord's cause if we made a more determined effort to find them. Of course, his alleged specialty is international trade, where he supposedly has made a case for moderate protectionism as a way to prosper a nation. He knows the desires of my heart and He has promised to bless me and prosper me. By giving to God first he promises that he will prosper us. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French prosperer, from Latin prosperare, from prosperus 'doing well'. Definition of prosper in US English: prosper verbˈpräspərˈprɑspər [no object] 1Succeed in material terms; be financially successful. his business prospered the nation plans to prosper from free trade with the US Example sentencesExamples But if the game is to survive and prosper it will have to translate impressive viewing figures into commercial revenue. These groups were prospering financially and enhancing the Spanish economy. They may conclude that for a business to prosper in the long term, they need a stable, permanent workforce. The peasantry prospered by clearing land until the mid-ninth century, when it began to lose ground to its aristocratic neighbours, as land sales show. A number of buildings were already provided and if the institution was to prosper it would need to expand. Evolving with the times, it has survived and prospered by remaining flexible. Only if the basic fundamental rights are protected can a country succeed and prosper. To survive and prosper you may have to change with it or adapt your systems and attitudes to suit. Companies that prosper over the long term don't just offer good deals. The company has prospered by elevating one goal above all others: cutting prices relentlessly. As they prospered products were segmented and increasingly customized. He never prospered financially, and was unable to avail himself of the chance of a safe parliamentary seat as he lacked the money from captured enemy prizes to ‘grease the political machine’. Unbalanced growth can also indicate whether even once prospering areas are developing anti-industrial land use or other slow- or no-growth regulatory policies. Destiny lies in your own hands, but to develop and prosper you must be prepared to work hard. The once prospering city was now a leveled junkyard. They are all well-run, prudent clubs who survive and sometimes prosper year in, year out. He invested in plastics manufacture and farming and prospered financially, but he knew he was vulnerable. Several times, she had almost given up hope that the business would ever prosper and the only thing that kept her going had been her pride. If people have a passion and are on a mission to be successful - they will prosper. Community groups across East Lancashire are set to prosper thanks to a new initiative which is being backed by a Rossendale firm. Synonyms do well, get on well, go well, fare well 1.1 Flourish physically; grow strong and healthy. areas where gray squirrels cannot prosper Example sentencesExamples The conclusion he reaches is not terribly radical: The river has prospered the most when human activity in the region has been at its least. We will multiply and prosper such that our empire is infinite and our ingenuity boundless. Yet, though we might wish that all marriages provided a secure and loving environment within which children will flourish and prosper, experience reminds us that this is not necessarily the case. When the crop begins to grow and prosper, he can retire, become a gentleman farmer, and let a new, by now wiser, younger man, take over. Its not for nothing that rivers have been respected all over the world, that they have been revered and venerated as mothers and it is in their fertile cradles that civilizations have flourished and prospered. Neither is the fact that yet another talented Canadian visionary couldn't grow and prosper here. It is hoped that this project will help the children to grow and prosper in an environment closer to that experienced by children within a family. We don't feed on the younger or the stronger so that they may grow and prosper. His family grew and prospered, became educated and respected. Hence whichever branch gets into a dynamic equilibrium with the surroundings survives, grows and prospers. As the forest grew and prospered, indigenous tree species were introduced. Cities can either grow and prosper, or they decline and decay. He is beautiful and the terrific strength and promise that he brought the world so many years ago has only grown and prospered. This lovely eastern river enjoyed a fine 2004 and I hope that it will continue to prosper this spring and beyond. Gwalior has been the ‘nerve-center’ of a flourishing civilization prospering on the banks of the river Chambal. As her confidence grew and she prospered on the course, there was good news on the medical front. Some individuals just couldn't grow, couldn't prosper, couldn't feast on what was provided for them by this individual freedom and choice. He also feels that the standard of the men on the short-list is such that the club will prosper whoever they appoint. He too is tempted to believe he could grow old and prosper with her by his side. Labour history prospers and has a healthy specialist periodical literature. Synonyms do well, get on well, go well, fare well 1.2archaic with object Make successful. God has wonderfully prospered this nation Example sentencesExamples By giving to God first he promises that he will prosper us. Of course, his alleged specialty is international trade, where he supposedly has made a case for moderate protectionism as a way to prosper a nation. He knows the desires of my heart and He has promised to bless me and prosper me. You know, I rather think there are, and it might prosper the Lord's cause if we made a more determined effort to find them. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French prosperer, from Latin prosperare, from prosperus ‘doing well’.
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