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fortune [fɔʀtyn]feminine nouna. ( = richesse) fortune• connaître des fortunes diverses (sujet pluriel) to enjoy varying fortunes ; (sujet singulier) to have varying luck* * *fɔʀtyn1) ( richesse) fortune2) ( chance)3) ( destinée) fortunes (pl)4)de fortune — ( improvisé) makeshift (épith)
••* * *fɔʀtyn nf1)2)de fortune (abri) — makeshift, (compagnon) chance modif
Ils ont traversé la rivière sur un radeau de fortune. — They crossed the river on a makeshift raft.
* * *fortune nf1 ( richesse) fortune; fortune personnelle/considérable personal/considerable fortune; véritable/petite fortune real/small fortune; grandes fortunes large fortunes; fortune estimée à plus de dix millions fortune estimated at more than ten million; valoir une fortune to be worth a fortune; dépenser une fortune to spend a fortune (à faire doing; pour, en on); faire fortune to make a fortune (dans in; en faisant doing); faire fortune en Amérique to make one's fortune in America; chercher fortune to seek one's fortune; une des plus grosses fortunes du Venezuela one of Venezuela's wealthiest people;2 ( chance) (bonne) fortune good fortune; avoir la (bonne) fortune de faire/d'avoir fait to have the good fortune to do/to have done; profiter de sa bonne fortune to make the most of one's good fortune; mauvaise fortune bad luck; ⇒ audacieux;3 ( destinée) fortunes (pl); fortune d'un parti/club fortunes of a party/club; avec une fortune diverse, avec des fortunes diverses with varying fortunes; fortune d'un mot/d'un film/d'un artiste fortunes of a word/of a film/of an artist;faire contre mauvaise fortune bon cœur to put on a brave face.[fɔrtyn] nom fémininil a eu la bonne ou l'heureuse fortune de la connaître he was fortunate enough to know heril a eu la mauvaise fortune de tomber malade he was unlucky enough ou he had the misfortune to fall ill3. (littéraire) [sort] fortune————————de fortune locution adjectivale[lit] makeshift[installation, réparation] temporary————————sans fortune locution adjectivale -
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fortune [fɔʀtyn]feminine nouna. ( = richesse) fortune• connaître des fortunes diverses (sujet pluriel) to enjoy varying fortunes ; (sujet singulier) to have varying luck* * *fɔʀtyn1) ( richesse) fortune2) ( chance)3) ( destinée) fortunes (pl)4)de fortune — ( improvisé) makeshift (épith)
••* * *fɔʀtyn nf1)2)de fortune (abri) — makeshift, (compagnon) chance modif
Ils ont traversé la rivière sur un radeau de fortune. — They crossed the river on a makeshift raft.
* * *fortune nf1 ( richesse) fortune; fortune personnelle/considérable personal/considerable fortune; véritable/petite fortune real/small fortune; grandes fortunes large fortunes; fortune estimée à plus de dix millions fortune estimated at more than ten million; valoir une fortune to be worth a fortune; dépenser une fortune to spend a fortune (à faire doing; pour, en on); faire fortune to make a fortune (dans in; en faisant doing); faire fortune en Amérique to make one's fortune in America; chercher fortune to seek one's fortune; une des plus grosses fortunes du Venezuela one of Venezuela's wealthiest people;2 ( chance) (bonne) fortune good fortune; avoir la (bonne) fortune de faire/d'avoir fait to have the good fortune to do/to have done; profiter de sa bonne fortune to make the most of one's good fortune; mauvaise fortune bad luck; ⇒ audacieux;3 ( destinée) fortunes (pl); fortune d'un parti/club fortunes of a party/club; avec une fortune diverse, avec des fortunes diverses with varying fortunes; fortune d'un mot/d'un film/d'un artiste fortunes of a word/of a film/of an artist;faire contre mauvaise fortune bon cœur to put on a brave face. -
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For|tune [fɔr'tyːn]1. f -, no pl (geh)For|tǘ|ne[fɔr'tyːnə]2. f -, no plgood fortunepolitische Fortune haben — to have good fortune in politics
keine Fortune haben — to have no luck
* * *For·tü·ne<->[fɔrˈty:nə]f kein pl (geh) [good] fortune [or luck]\Fortüne haben to be luckykeine \Fortüne haben to be unlucky, to be out of luck* * *keine Fortüne haben have no luck -
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For|tune [fɔr'tyːn]1. f -, no pl (geh)For|tǘ|ne[fɔr'tyːnə]2. f -, no plgood fortunepolitische Fortune haben — to have good fortune in politics
keine Fortune haben — to have no luck
* * *For·tü·ne<->[fɔrˈty:nə]f kein pl (geh) [good] fortune [or luck]\Fortüne haben to be luckykeine \Fortüne haben to be unlucky, to be out of luck* * *keine Fortüne haben have no luck -
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طَالِع \ fortune: chance; fate (usu. good): Fortune favours the bold. By good fortune, I was at home when he came. horoscope: a plan of the position of the important stars at sb.’s birth (or at other special times), from which his character, life and future are sometimes calculated. omen: sth. that is regarded as a sign of good or bad fortune: To meet a black cat is sometimes believed to be a good omen. outlook: the general look of the probable future: The outlook for tomorrow’s weather is dry and sunny. \ See Also حَظّ (سعيد)، فأل (فَأْل)، نَذِير أو بَشِير -
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بَخْت \ fortune: chance; fate (usu. good): Fortune favours the bold. By good fortune, I was at home when he came. \ See Also حظ (حَظّ) \ مَالٌ وَفير \ fortune: a lot of money: He made a fortune by finding oil. -
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For·tü·ne <-> [fɔrʼty:nə] f( geh) [good] fortune [or luck];\Fortüne haben to be lucky;keine \Fortüne haben to be unlucky, to be out of luck -
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[ˈfɔːtʃən] noun1) whatever happens by chance or (good or bad) luck:حَظwhatever fortune may bring.
2) a large amount of money:ثَرْوَهThat ring must be worth a fortune!
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مِن حُسن التوفيق \ happily: fortunately: Happily, he was not hurt in the accident. a good job: a fortunate thing: It’s a good job that you crossed before the bridge fell. fortunately: adv. as the result of good fortune: He fell down but fortunately did not hurt himself. \ See Also لحسن الحظ (لِحُسْنِ الحَظّ) -
13 faire contre mauvaise fortune bon coeur
grin and bear it, make the best of a bad job, put a good face on itMini Dictionnaire français-anglais > faire contre mauvaise fortune bon coeur
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16 удача
(good) luck; (успех) success; stroke/piece of luck, good fortune* * ** * *luck; success; stroke/piece of luck, good fortune* * *fortunegodsendinningsluckmercysuccessturn-up -
17 vairua
good fortune, good luck. o te vairua i rava'a-mai-ai-i tooku kahu, by a piece of good fortune I got myself some clothes.misfortune, bad luck; he uga koe e te maga i te vairua-á, you have been unlucky; o piría te vairua, so that no misfortune may happen to you. (Both expressions are ancient and almost unknown today). -
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good fortune* * *sovereign, sovereignty, sovereign, soverigned, soverigned, sovereigning* * *good fortune; expression of deference to nobility -
19 buen amigo
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20 tuah
good luck, good fortune; magic power; respect, honor, prestige
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