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1 fortūnātē
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2 fortunate
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3 fortunate
مَحْظُوظ \ fortunate: having or bringing good fortune. in luck: fortunate. lucky: fortunate: a lucky guess. privileged: having privileges. -
4 FORTUNATE
• 'Tis better to be born fortunate that wise - Не родись красивым, а родись счастливым (H), Счастье едет в карете, а и с умом, да ходят пешком (C) -
5 fortunate
[-nət] adjectivehaving good fortune; lucky:مَحْظوظIt was fortunate that no-one was killed in the accident.
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6 fortunate
سَعيد \ fortunate: having or bringing good fortune. \ See Also حَسَن الحظّ -
7 fortunate
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8 fortunate
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9 (эвфемизм) малоимущие, бедные-to help the less fortunate-помогать обездоленным/бедным
General subject: less fortunateУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > (эвфемизм) малоимущие, бедные-to help the less fortunate-помогать обездоленным/бедным
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10 малоимущие, бедные-to help the less fortunate-помогать обездоленным/бедным
General subject: (эвфемизм) less fortunateУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > малоимущие, бедные-to help the less fortunate-помогать обездоленным/бедным
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11 Mr Fortunate
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12 heldig med
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13 major
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14 toleli
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15 imati sreću
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16 bienhadado
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17 menetyksekäs
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18 благоденственный
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19 καλότυχος
fortunateΕλληνικά-Αγγλικά νέο λεξικό (Greek-English new dictionary) > καλότυχος
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20 osi iyulisdanehi
fortunate
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Fortunate — For tu*nate (?; 135), a. [L. fortunatus, p. p. of fortunare to make fortunate or prosperous, fr. fortuna. See {Fortune}, n.] 1. Coming by good luck or favorable chance; bringing some good thing not foreseen as certain; presaging happiness;… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
fortunate — late 14c., from L. fortunatus prospered, prosperous; lucky, happy, pp. of fortunare to make prosperous, from fortuna (see FORTUNE (Cf. fortune)). Fortunate Islands mythical abode of the blessed dead, in the Western Ocean, early 15c., translates L … Etymology dictionary
fortunate — [fôr′chə nət] adj. [ME fortunat < L fortunatus, pp. of fortunare, to make fortunate < fortuna, FORTUNE] 1. having good luck; lucky 2. bringing, or coming by, good luck; favorable; auspicious fortunately adv. fortunateness n … English World dictionary
fortunate — index auspicious, favorable (advantageous), felicitous, propitious, prosperous, successful Burton s Legal Thesaurus … Law dictionary
fortunate — *lucky, providential, happy Analogous words: auspicious, propitious, *favorable, benign: advantageous, *beneficial, profitable: felicitous, happy (see FIT adj) Antonyms: unfortunate: disastrous Contrasted words: *sinister, baleful, malign … New Dictionary of Synonyms
fortunate — [adj] having good luck advantageous, affluent, auspicious, blessed, born with a silver spoon*, bright, charmed, convenient, encouraging, favorable, favored, felicitous, flourishing, fortuitous, gaining, get a break*, golden, happy, healthy,… … New thesaurus
fortunate — ► ADJECTIVE 1) favoured by or involving good luck. 2) auspicious or favourable … English terms dictionary
fortunate — for|tu|nate S3 [ˈfo:tʃənət US ˈfo:r ] adj 1.) someone who is fortunate has something good happen to them, or is in a good situation = ↑lucky fortunate to do sth ▪ I ve been fortunate to find a career that I love. ▪ I was fortunate enough to… … Dictionary of contemporary English
fortunate — adj. 1) fortunate in (we are fortunate in having such a nice house) 2) fortunate to + inf. (she is fortunate to have influential friends) 3) fortunate that + clause (it is fortunate that we can all meet tomorrow) * * * [ fɔːtʃ(ə)nət] fortunate… … Combinatory dictionary
fortunate — adjective 1 someone who is fortunate has something good happen to them, or is in a good situation; lucky: Think of others less fortunate than yourselves. | fortunate to do sth: He was fortunate enough to escape unharmed. | fortunate that: You re… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
fortunate — for|tu|nate [ fɔrtʃənət ] adjective ** lucky, especially because you have more advantages than other people: Not everyone is as fortunate as we are. The state provides textbooks for the less fortunate students. fortunate (enough) to do something … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English