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fortunate adj.幸运的；侥幸的；带来幸运的 (1) 幸好你没忘。(2) 这个女孩非常幸运，她的妈妈是她的知心朋友。(3) 这对夫妇把富裕出的钱都拿出来帮助那些受难的人。(4) 侥幸的是，我们还不必抬它走。(5) 他来得恰是时候。 The adjective fortunate comes from the Latin word fortunatus, meaning “prospered,” “prosperous,” “lucky,” or “happy.” Fortunate is related to the word fortune and they have similar meanings, in the sense that those fortunate enough to have a fortune most likely have gobs of money and are sometimes called “the fortunate.” When it comes to predicting the future, you could get bad news from a fortune teller about what’s in store for you, but if you’re fortunate — she’ll say something good.

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英 ['fɔːtʃənət] 美 ['fɔːrtʃənət] (1) It's fortunate you didn't forget.(2) The girl was fortunate enough to have her mother as a bosom friend.(3) The couple forfeited their independence in order to help those less fortunate.(4) So it was fortunate that we didn't have to carry him.(5) He came at a very fortunate time. If you are lucky, you are fortunate. You can be fortunate to have avoided something terrible and you can be fortunate to have acquired, won, or been bestowed with something better than those around you, like wealth and good looks. 1[ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]幸运的；有幸的 If you say that someone or something is fortunate, you mean that they are lucky.   [oft ADJ to-inf]He was extremely fortunate to survive...他能活下来真是万幸。Central London is fortunate in having so many large parks and open spaces...伦敦市中心有幸拥有许多大型公园和大片空地。It was fortunate that the water was shallow...幸运的是水很浅。She is in the fortunate position of having plenty of choice.好在她有很多选择。

英语单词	fortunate
英美音标	英 ['fɔːtʃənət] 美 ['fɔːrtʃənət]
中文释义	adj.幸运的；侥幸的；带来幸运的
英语例句	(1) It's fortunate you didn't forget. (2) The girl was fortunate enough to have her mother as a bosom friend. (3) The couple forfeited their independence in order to help those less fortunate. (4) So it was fortunate that we didn't have to carry him. (5) He came at a very fortunate time.
中文例句	(1) 幸好你没忘。 (2) 这个女孩非常幸运，她的妈妈是她的知心朋友。 (3) 这对夫妇把富裕出的钱都拿出来帮助那些受难的人。 (4) 侥幸的是，我们还不必抬它走。 (5) 他来得恰是时候。
vocabulary简明	If you are lucky, you are fortunate. You can be fortunate to have avoided something terrible and you can be fortunate to have acquired, won, or been bestowed with something better than those around you, like wealth and good looks.
vocabulary扩展	The adjective fortunate comes from the Latin word fortunatus, meaning “prospered,” “prosperous,” “lucky,” or “happy.” Fortunate is related to the word fortune and they have similar meanings, in the sense that those fortunate enough to have a fortune most likely have gobs of money and are sometimes called “the fortunate.” When it comes to predicting the future, you could get bad news from a fortune teller about what’s in store for you, but if you’re fortunate — she’ll say something good.
柯林斯解释	1 [ADJ-GRADED 能被表示程度的副词或介词词组修饰的形容词]幸运的；有幸的 If you say that someone or something is fortunate, you mean that they are lucky. [oft ADJ to-inf] He was extremely fortunate to survive... 他能活下来真是万幸。 Central London is fortunate in having so many large parks and open spaces... 伦敦市中心有幸拥有许多大型公园和大片空地。 It was fortunate that the water was shallow... 幸运的是水很浅。 She is in the fortunate position of having plenty of choice. 好在她有很多选择。

Fortunate Fortune Word 英 Fɔːtʃənət] 美 Fɔːrtʃənət Adj.幸运的；侥幸的；带来幸运的 Forget