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windfall

/ˈwɪnd.fɔːl/

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noun

/ˈwɪnd.fɔːl/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее плод, упавший с дерева, или, чаще, внезапное неожиданное событие, приносящее удачу, например, возможность заработать деньги.

A noun referring to fruit that has fallen from a tree, or more commonly, a sudden, unexpected event that brings good fortune, such as an opportunity to make money.

  1. Fallen fruitB2formal

    Fruit that has been blown down from a tree by the wind.

    ruПадалица

    • The children collected windfall apples from the orchard.
    • Windfall pears were scattered across the grass after the storm.
    • Farmers often use windfall fruit for making cider.

    Synonymsdrop

  2. Unexpected good fortuneB2formal

    A sudden, unexpected piece of good luck, especially a large amount of money.

    ruНеожиданная удача

    • Receiving the inheritance was a complete windfall for the family.
    • The lottery win was a huge windfall that changed their lives.
    • The company's new contract was a financial windfall.

    Synonymsblessingbonanzaboongiftgodsendjackpotmannaprize

    Antonymscalamitydisasterlossmisfortunesetback

Forms
  • windfalls plural form
  • windfalls' possessive plural form
  • windfall's possessive singular form
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