fortune

fortune
[ˈfɔːtʃən]
sustantivo
1fortuna (f) (riches)
  • to make a or one's fortune -> hacer una fortuna
  • it cost me a (small) fortune (familiar) -> me ha costado una fortuna
2suerte (f) fortuna (f) (luck)
  • good/bad fortune -> buena/mala suerte
  • the changing fortunes of… -> los avatares de…
  • to tell somebody's fortune -> decir a alguien la buenaventura
  • fortune cookie -> galleta (f) de la suerte

fortune [for-chun]
sustantivo
1Fortuna, suerte, buenaventura o mala.
2Fortuna, el estado o condición en que uno vive.
3Fortuna, suerte, destino, lo que ha de suceder a una persona.
4Bienes de fortuna, sean raíces o muebles.
  • Man of fortune -> hombre rico
5Hacienda; dote, el caudal que lleva la mujer al tiempo de casarse.
  • To make one’s fortune -> hacer su propia fortuna, enriquecerse
  • A man of broken fortune -> un hombre arruinado
  • Fortune-hunter -> buscador de dotes, el que anda en busca de esposa rica
  • Fortuneteller -> sortílego, adivino, nigromante; gitano que dice la buenaventura

fortune [ˈfɔːtʃən] ?
noun
1 (luck) fortuna; (f) suerte; (f)
by good fortune por fortuna; we had the good fortune to find him tuvimos la suerte de encontrarlo; the fortunes of war las vicisitudes las peripecias de la guerra;or he restored the company's fortunes restableció la prosperidad de la empresa; devolvió el éxito a la compañía; to seek one's fortune elsewhere buscar fortuna en otro lugar
He left Maryland to seek his fortune elsewhere Lack of agricultural work encouraged many young men and women to seek their fortune in the nearby city
to try one's fortune probar fortuna
2 (fate) suerte; (f) destino; (m)
to tell sb's fortune decir a algn la buenaventura
she tells fortunes She tells fortunes, only the police won't let her charge anything
3 (property, wealth) fortuna; (f)
to come into a fortune heredar una fortuna; to marry a fortune casarse con un hombre/una mujer acaudaladoaacaudalada;a acaudalada
4 (huge amount of money) dineral; (m) platal; (m) (LAm) (informal)
to cost a fortune costar un ojo de la cara; (informal) valer un dineral; to make a fortune enriquecerse; ganar un dineral; a small fortune un montón de dinero; un dineral
modifier
fortune cookie (n) especially (US) galleta china con un mensaje sobre la suerte
fortune hunter (n) cazafortunas; (m)

Verb Conjugation for "fortune"

Imperative
  • fortune
  • you fortune
  • he/she fortunes
  • we fortune
  • you fortune
  • they fortune
Preterite
  • I fortuned
  • you fortuned
  • he/she fortuned
  • we fortuned
  • you fortuned
  • they fortuned
Present Continuous
  • I am fortuning
  • you are fortuning
  • he/she is fortuning
  • we are fortuning
  • you are fortuning
  • they are fortuning
Present Perfect
  • I have fortuned
  • you have fortuned
  • he/she has fortuned
  • we have fortuned
  • you have fortuned
  • they have fortuned
Past Continuous
  • I was fortuning
  • you were fortuning
  • he/she was fortuning
  • we were fortuning
  • you were fortuning
  • they were fortuning
Past Perfect
  • I had fortuned
  • you had fortuned
  • he/she had fortuned
  • we had fortuned
  • you had fortuned
  • they had fortuned
Future
  • I will fortune
  • you will fortune
  • he/she will fortune
  • we will fortune
  • you will fortune
  • they will fortune
Future Perfect
  • I will have fortuned
  • you will have fortuned
  • he/she will have fortuned
  • we will have fortuned
  • you will have fortuned
  • they will have fortuned
Future Continuous
  • I will be fortuning
  • you will be fortuning
  • he/she will be fortuning
  • we will be fortuning
  • you will be fortuning
  • they will be fortuning
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been fortuning
  • you have been fortuning
  • he/she has been fortuning
  • we have been fortuning
  • you have been fortuning
  • they have been fortuning
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been fortuning
  • you will have been fortuning
  • he/she will have been fortuning
  • we will have been fortuning
  • you will have been fortuning
  • they will have been fortuning
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been fortuning
  • you had been fortuning
  • he/she had been fortuning
  • we had been fortuning
  • you had been fortuning
  • they had been fortuning

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