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1 просперира
to prosper, to thrive, to flourish, to succeed, to manage* * *make good -
2 расцути
to burst into flower, to blossom, to bloom; to thrive, to flourish* * *bloom (v) -
3 расцутува
bust out————————to burst into flower, to blossom, to bloom; to thrive, to flourish* * *bust out, blossom out -
4 успева
gain ground, bring home the bacon (sl), attain————————to succeed, to be successful; to manage, to have time, to prosper, to thrive* * *gain ground, bring home the bacon (sl), attain -
5 вирее
to thrive, to flourish -
6 исцути
to burst into flower, to bios, to bloom, to thrive, to flourish -
7 ќердосува, ќердоса
to thrive -
8 процветува
to bloom, to burst into flower, to befing to bloom, to thrive, to flourish, to prosper -
9 процвета
to bloom, to burst into flower, to befing to bloom, to thrive, to flourish, to prosper -
10 процутува
to bloom, to burst into flower, to flourish, to thrive, to prosper -
11 успее
to succeed, to be successful; to manage, to have time, to prosper, to thrive
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thrive on — ˈthrive on [transitive] [present tense I/you/we/they thrive on he/she/it thrives on present participle thriving on past tense throve on thrived on … Useful english dictionary
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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
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thrive — [ θraıv ] verb intransitive * to become very successful, happy, or healthy: Children thrive when given plenty of love and attention. This type of plant thrives in cool conditions. thrive on phrasal verb transitive thrive on something to become… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
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
thrive — [v] do well advance, arrive, batten, bear fruit, bloom, blossom, boom, burgeon, develop, flourish, get ahead*, get fat*, get on*, get places*, get there*, grow, grow rich, increase, make a go*, mushroom*, progress, prosper, radiate, rise, score* … New thesaurus
