英语词汇“fortunate”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

1 (adjective) in the sense of lucky

Definition

having good luck

He has had a very fortunate life.

Synonyms

lucky

I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth.

happy

a happy coincidence

favoured

They think of us as favoured beings.

bright

golden

rosy

Is the future really so rosy?

on a roll

jammy (British, slang)

He is seen as lucky. Dead jammy, in fact.

in luck

You're in luck; the doctor's still in.

having a charmed life

born with a silver spoon in your mouth

Opposites

unhappy

unfortunate

miserable

unlucky

unsuccessful

hapless

wretched

ill-starred

ill-fated

2 (adjective) in the sense of well-off

the economic burdens placed on less fortunate families

Synonyms

well-off

My family was quite well-off.

rich

You're going to be a very rich man.

successful

The successful candidate will be announced in June.

comfortable (informal)

She came from a stable, comfortable, middle-class family.

wealthy

a wealthy international businessman

prosperous

the youngest son of a prosperous family

affluent

The homes would be affordable only to more affluent people.

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

sitting pretty (informal)

3 (adjective) in the sense of providential

Definition

occurring by good luck

It was fortunate that the water was shallow.

Synonyms

providential

The bubonic plague was an almost providential killing off of Europe's excess population.

auspicious

His career had an auspicious start.

fortuitous

It was a fortuitous discovery.

felicitous

Her speech was not at all felicitous.

timely

These outbreaks are a timely reminder that the disease persists.

promising

a new and promising stage in the negotiations

encouraging

The results have not been very encouraging.

helpful

It is often helpful to have someone with you when you get bad news.

profitable

a profitable exchange of ideas

convenient

She will try to arrange a mutually convenient time for an interview.

favourable

favourable weather conditions

advantageous

Free exchange of goods was advantageous to all.

expedient

It might be expedient to keep this information to yourself.

opportune (formal)

I have arrived at a very opportune moment.

propitious

the most propitious moment to launch the campaign

单词	fortunate
释义	Trends of fortunate View usage for: fortunate (fɔːʳtʃʊnɪt) adjective [oft ADJECTIVE to-infinitive] If you say that someone or something is fortunate, you mean that they are lucky. He was extremely fortunate to survive. Central London is fortunate in having so many large parks and open spaces. It was fortunate that the water was shallow. She is in the fortunate position of having plenty of choice. Synonyms: providential, auspicious, fortuitous, felicitous More Synonyms of fortunate More Synonyms of fortunate fortunate in British English (ˈfɔːtʃənɪt) adjective 1. having good luck; lucky 2. occurring by or bringing good fortune or luck; auspicious Derived forms fortunateness (ˈfortunateness) noun fortunate in American English (ˈfɔrtʃənət) adjective 1. having good luck; lucky 2. bringing, or coming by, good luck; favorable; auspicious Derived forms fortunately (ˈfortunately) adverb fortunateness (ˈfortunateness) noun Word origin ME fortunat < L fortunatus, pp. of fortunare, to make fortunate < fortuna, fortune Examples of 'fortunate' in a sentence fortunate Let's hope the other guests who were out walking like us have been as fortunate. Penn, John UNTO THE GRAVE (2001) Even now I have Thea and Herbert with me every day... I'm a fortunate old woman. Gaskin, Catherine THE AMBASSADOR'S WOMEN (2001) In other languages fortunate British English: fortunate /ˈfɔːtʃənɪt/ ADJECTIVE If someone or something is fortunate, they are lucky. He was fortunate to survive. American English: fortunate Arabic: سَعِيدُ الـحَظّ Brazilian Portuguese: felizardo Chinese: 幸运的 Croatian: sretan Czech: šťastný Danish: heldig Dutch: fortuinlijk European Spanish: afortunado Finnish: onnekas French: chanceux German: Glück haben Greek: τυχερός Italian: fortunato Japanese: 幸運な Korean: 운 좋은 Norwegian: heldig Polish: szczęśliwy European Portuguese: felizardo Romanian: norocos Russian: удачливый Latin American Spanish: afortunado Swedish: lyckosam Thai: โชคดี Turkish: şanslı Ukrainian: щасливий Vietnamese: may mắn Chinese translation of 'fortunate' fortunate (ˈfɔːtʃənɪt) adj [person, coincidence, escape] 幸运(運)的 (xìngyùn de) he was fortunate to survive 他幸运(運)地活了下来(來) (tā xìngyùn de huóle xiàlái) it is fortunate that ... 幸亏(虧) ... (xìngkuī ... ) 1 (adjective) in the sense of lucky Definition having good luck He has had a very fortunate life. Synonyms lucky I consider myself the luckiest man on the face of the earth. happy a happy coincidence favoured They think of us as favoured beings. bright golden rosy Is the future really so rosy? on a roll jammy (British, slang) He is seen as lucky. Dead jammy, in fact. in luck You're in luck; the doctor's still in. having a charmed life born with a silver spoon in your mouth Opposites unhappy , unfortunate , miserable , unlucky , unsuccessful , hapless , wretched , ill-starred , ill-fated 2 (adjective) in the sense of well-off the economic burdens placed on less fortunate families Synonyms well-off My family was quite well-off. rich You're going to be a very rich man. successful The successful candidate will be announced in June. comfortable (informal) She came from a stable, comfortable, middle-class family. wealthy a wealthy international businessman prosperous the youngest son of a prosperous family affluent The homes would be affordable only to more affluent people. 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 sitting pretty (informal) 3 (adjective) in the sense of providential Definition occurring by good luck It was fortunate that the water was shallow. Synonyms providential The bubonic plague was an almost providential killing off of Europe's excess population. auspicious His career had an auspicious start. fortuitous It was a fortuitous discovery. felicitous Her speech was not at all felicitous. timely These outbreaks are a timely reminder that the disease persists. promising a new and promising stage in the negotiations encouraging The results have not been very encouraging. helpful It is often helpful to have someone with you when you get bad news. profitable a profitable exchange of ideas convenient She will try to arrange a mutually convenient time for an interview. favourable favourable weather conditions advantageous Free exchange of goods was advantageous to all. expedient It might be expedient to keep this information to yourself. opportune (formal) I have arrived at a very opportune moment. propitious the most propitious moment to launch the campaign Additional synonyms in the sense of advantageous Definition likely to bring benefits Free exchange of goods was advantageous to all. Synonyms beneficial, useful, valuable, helpful, profitable, of service, convenient, worthwhile, expedient 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 'fortunate' fortunate Explore 'fortunate' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of successful Definition having a favourable outcome The successful candidate will be announced in June. Synonyms triumphant, victorious, lucky, fortunate 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 wealthy Definition having a large amount of money and valuable material possessions a wealthy international businessman Synonyms rich, prosperous, affluent, well-off, loaded (slang), comfortable, flush (informal), in the money (informal), opulent, well-heeled (informal), well-to-do, moneyed, quids in (slang), filthy rich, rolling in it (slang), on Easy Street (informal), stinking rich (slang), made of money (informal), minted (British, slang) 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-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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