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auspicious 【auspicious】adj.幸运的，兴盛的The new boy had an auspicious first day in the elementary school.那新上小学的男孩有幸运的第一天。

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[ɔː'spɪʃəs] 
auspiciousauguring favorable circumstances and good luck
Use the adjective auspicious for a favorable situation or set of conditions. If you start a marathon by falling flat on your face, that's not an auspicious start.
If something seems likely to bring success — either because it creates favorable conditions or you just consider it a lucky sign — label it auspicious. The word is related to auspice, "a divine omen," an old word with a colorful history. In Latin, an auspex was a person who observed the flight of birds to predict things about the future. Luckily, you no longer have to be a bird-watching fortune-teller to guess whether something is auspicious or not.
All forms of 'auspicious' will appear on average once every 1543 pages.auspiciousauspiciouslyauspiciousnessinauspiciousinauspiciouslyinauspiciousness

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Back	【auspicious】 adj.幸运的，兴盛的 The new boy had an auspicious first day in the elementary school. 那新上小学的男孩有幸运的第一天。
Vocab	auspiciousauguring favorable circumstances and good luck Use the adjective auspicious for a favorable situation or set of conditions. If you start a marathon by falling flat on your face, that's not an auspicious start. If something seems likely to bring success — either because it creates favorable conditions or you just consider it a lucky sign — label it auspicious. The word is related to auspice, "a divine omen," an old word with a colorful history. In Latin, an auspex was a person who observed the flight of birds to predict things about the future. Luckily, you no longer have to be a bird-watching fortune-teller to guess whether something is auspicious or not. All forms of 'auspicious' will appear on average once every 1543 pages. auspicious auspiciously auspiciousness inauspicious inauspiciously inauspiciousness

Auspicious Favorable Word ɔː'Spɪʃəs Adj.幸运的，兴盛的 Boy Day Elementary