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1 thrive
[θraɪv] verbto grow strong and healthy:ينْجَح، يَزْدَهِرThe business is thriving.
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2 ازدهر
v. flourish, thrive, grow up, prosper, blossom, boom, burgeon -
3 نجح
v. make a go of it, make good, make the grade, arrive, flourish, get on, prosper, succeed, thrive, bring off, make out, pan out, win out, triumph, get through, achieve, work it, go off well, click, manage, pull off, pull through, pass, pan, make -
4 نما
v. grow, expand, gather, shoot, develop, flower, prosper, thrive, unfold, increase -
5 أفلح
أفْلَحَto succeed, be successful, prosper, thrive -
6 ازدهر
اِزْدَهَرَ: نَمَا، نَجَحَto flourish, thrive, prosper, boom -
7 ترعرع
تَرَعْرَعَ: نَشَأ، شَبّto grow up; to develop; to flourish, thrive -
8 تزكى
تَزَكّى: نَمَاto grow, increase, flourish, thrive -
9 تفرعن
تَفَرْعَنَ (النّبَاتُ)to thrive, flourish, grow luxuriantly -
10 راع
راعَ: زادَ، نَمَاto grow, increase; to thrive, flourish -
11 زكا
زَكَا: نَمَا، زادَto grow, increase, flourish, thrive -
12 زها
زَهَا: نَمَاto grow, thrive, flourish, prosper -
13 عمر
عَمَرَ: جَعَلَهُ عامِراً آهِلاًto fill with life, cause to thrive or prosper, make prosperous; to populate, people, make inhabited -
14 نجح
نَجَحَto succeed, be successful; to manage (to), pull off, make it, make one's way, win the day; to pass (an examination, etc.), go through successfully; to turn out well, turn out as planned, come off; to work, produce a desired effect or result, to prosper, thrive -
15 نشأ
نَشَأَ: شَبّ، تَرَعْرَعَ، نَمَاto grow up; to grow, develop, evolve; to thrive, flourish -
16 نما
نَمَا، نَمَى: كَبُرَ، زادَ، اِزْدَهَرَto grow; to develop; to increase, augment, multiply, build up; to thrive, prosper, flourish -
17 نمى
نَمَا، نَمَى: كَبُرَ، زادَ، اِزْدَهَرَto grow; to develop; to increase, augment, multiply, build up; to thrive, prosper, flourish -
18 flourish
[ˈflarɪʃ] (American) [ˈflə:-]1. verb1) to be healthy; to grow well; to thrive:يَزْدَهِر، يَنموMy plants are flourishing.
2) to be successful or active:يَنْجَح، يَزْدَهِرHis business is flourishing.
3) to hold or wave something as a show, threat etc:يُلَوِّح بالسَّيْفHe flourished his sword.
2. noun1) an ornamental stroke of the pen in writing:زَخْرَفَه أو تَزْويق بالخَطHis writing was full of flourishes.
2) an impressive, sweeping movement (with the hand or something held in it):تَلْويحHe bowed and made a flourish with his hat.
3) an ornamental passage of music:نَفْخ في البوقThere was a flourish on the trumpets.
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thrive — [θraıv] v past tense thrived or throve [θrəuv US θrouv] past participle thrived [i]formal [Date: 1200 1300; : Old Norse; Origin: thrifask, probably from thrifa to seize ] to become very successful or very strong and healthy ▪ plants that thrive… … Dictionary of contemporary English
thrive — [θraɪv] verb thrived PASTTENSE or throve [θrəʊv ǁ θroʊv] thrived PASTPART [intransitive] if a company, market, or place is thriving, it is very successful and making a lot of money … Financial and business terms
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thrive — c.1200, from O.N. þrifask to thrive, originally grasp to oneself, probably from O.N. þrifa to clutch, grasp, grip (Cf. Swed. trifvas, Dan. trives to thrive, flourish ), of unknown origin … Etymology dictionary
thrive — thrive; thrive·less; … English syllables
thrive — index gain, germinate, increase, prevail (triumph), proliferate, succeed (attain) Burton s Legal Thesa … Law dictionary
thrive — *succeed, prosper, flourish Analogous words: *increase, augment, multiply, enlarge Antonyms: languish … New Dictionary of Synonyms
thrive — The past and past participle of the verb are normally both thrived, although throve (past) and thriven (past participle) are occasionally used in BrE … Modern English usage
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