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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
From Middle English prosperite, from Old French prospérité, from Latin prosperitas ('good fortune'), derived from prosperus ('favorable, fortunate').
Which of the following is the closest synonym for "Prosperity"?
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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