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

COLLOCATIONS► fortunate enough

We were fortunate enough to get tickets for Saturday’s playoff game.

► less/more fortunate

Kelly is more fortunate than many pregnant teens – she has supportive parents.

THESAURUShaving good luck► lucky

having good luck: We got lucky and won a few races (=won the races because we were lucky). William considered himself lucky to have married Leonora.

► fortunate

fortunate means the same as lucky but sounds more formal: It was fortunate that no one was injured in the accident.

► fortuitous

formal lucky and happening by chance: When he was cleaning out his laboratory, he made a fortuitous discovery.

► miraculous

extremely lucky, especially because you avoid having something bad happen to you: The woman had a miraculous escape after her car overturned on the freeway.

► auspicious

formal an auspicious moment or start makes people feel hopeful that good things will happen: The sun came out as she began speaking – we hope that means an auspicious start to her campaign.

► propitious

formal good and likely to bring good results: It seemed a propitious time to be beginning a new business.

单词	fortunate
释义	fortunatefortunate /ˈfɔrtʃənɪt/ ●●○ adjective Collocations COLLOCATIONS► fortunate enough We were fortunate enough to get tickets for Saturday’s playoff game. ► less/more fortunate Kelly is more fortunate than many pregnant teens – she has supportive parents. Thesaurus THESAURUShaving good luck► lucky having good luck: We got lucky and won a few races (=won the races because we were lucky). William considered himself lucky to have married Leonora. ► fortunate fortunate means the same as lucky but sounds more formal: It was fortunate that no one was injured in the accident. ► fortuitous formal lucky and happening by chance: When he was cleaning out his laboratory, he made a fortuitous discovery. ► miraculous extremely lucky, especially because you avoid having something bad happen to you: The woman had a miraculous escape after her car overturned on the freeway. ► auspicious formal an auspicious moment or start makes people feel hopeful that good things will happen: The sun came out as she began speaking – we hope that means an auspicious start to her campaign. ► propitious formal good and likely to bring good results: It seemed a propitious time to be beginning a new business. 1[not before noun] having something good happen to you, or in a good situation SYN lucky OPP unfortunate: People have been very helpful – I’m very fortunate.fortunate to do something I’ve been fortunate to have done a lot of traveling.fortunate that We were fortunate that there were no serious injuries. We were fortunate enough to get tickets for Saturday’s playoff game.less/more fortunate Kelly is more fortunate than many pregnant teens – she has supportive parents.► see thesaurus at lucky2the less fortunate people who are poor: The organization is collecting canned food to help the less fortunate.3[only before noun] a fortunate event is one in which something good happens by chance, especially when this saves you from trouble or danger SYN lucky OPP unfortunate: It was a fortunate coincidence that the police were passing by just then.
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