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fortune

/ˈfɔːr.tʃuːn/

Traduction: Nom désignant une grande quantité d'argent, la richesse ou la prospérité, ainsi que le concept de destin ou de chance qui détermine les événements de la vie d'une personne.

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/ˈfɔːr.tʃuːn/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une grande quantité d'argent, la richesse ou la prospérité, ainsi que le concept de destin ou de chance qui détermine les événements de la vie d'une personne.

A noun referring to a large amount of money, wealth, or prosperity, or to the concept of fate or luck that determines events in a person's life.

  1. Large amount of moneyB1formal

    A very large sum of money or wealth.

    frGrande quantité d'argent

    • He inherited a fortune from his grandfather.
    • She made a fortune in the tech industry.
    • The painting is worth a fortune at auction.

    Synonymesbundlemintpacketpiletreasurewealthwindfall

    Antonymespittancepoverty

  2. Luck or fateB1formal

    Chance or luck, especially as a force that affects people's lives.

    frchance, sort

    • Fortune smiled on them during the competition.
    • It was good fortune that they found the lost keys.
    • He had the fortune to survive the accident.

    Synonymeschancedestinyfatekismetluckprovidence

  3. Future predictionB1informal

    A prediction about a person's future, often told by a fortune teller.

    frprédiction de l'avenir

    • She had her fortune told at the fair.
    • The fortune teller read her palm and predicted a journey.
    • He doesn't believe in fortunes or horoscopes.

    Synonymesauguryforecastpredictionprognosticationprophecy

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  • fortunes plural form
  • fortunes' possessive plural form
  • fortune's possessive singular form
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