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Pronunciation / Transliteration: fánróng
"该国经历了一段长期的经济繁荣。"
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The state of being prosperous, successful, or flourishing, especially in terms of financial or material well-being.
"The country experienced a long period of economic prosperity following the war."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the Latin 'prosperitas', stemming from 'prosperus' meaning 'favorable' or 'according to hope' (from pro- 'before, for' + sperare 'to hope'). Entered the English language in the late 15th century via Old French, initially denoting a successful or fortunate state in general before narrowing to encompass financial and material abundance.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Prosperity" is said worldwide
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prospérité
Transliteration: prospérité
"Le pays a connu une longue période de prospérité économique."
Wohlstand
Transliteration: Wohlstand
"Das Land erlebte eine lange Zeit des wirtschaftlichen Wohlstands."
prosperità
Transliteration: prosperità
"Il paese ha vissuto un lungo periodo di prosperità economica."
prosperidad
Transliteration: prosperidad
"El país disfrutó de un largo período de prosperidad económica."
prosperidade
Transliteration: prosperidade
"O país viveu um longo período de prosperidade econômica."
समृद्धि
Transliteration: samriddhi
"देश ने आर्थिक समृद्धि का एक लंबा दौर देखा।"
繁荣
Transliteration: fánróng
"该国经历了一段长期的经济繁荣。"
번영
Transliteration: beonyeong
"그 나라는 오랜 기간 경제적 번영을 누렸습니다."
繁栄
Transliteration: hanei
"その国は長期にわたる経済的繁栄を経験した。"
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