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fortune
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for·tune /ˈfɔːtʃən $ ˈfɔːr-/ ●●○ S3 W3 noun
1 money 钱 [countableC]MONEY a very large amount of money 大笔的钱，巨款
2 chance 机遇 [uncountableU]CHANCE/BY CHANCE chance or luck, and the effect that it has on your life 运气；机遇
3 what happens to you 发生在你身上的事 [countableC usually plural]HAPPEN the good or bad things that happen in life 时运；命运
The geographical position of the frontier fluctuated with the fortunes of war (=the things that can happen during a war).
► see thesaurus at future 边界的地理位置随着战争局势而变动。
4. tell somebody’s fortune ROto tell someone what will happen to them in the future by looking at their hands, using cards etc 给某人算命
→ soldier of fortune, → fame and fortune at fame, → a hostage to fortune at hostage(3), → seek your fortune at seek(4)n COLLOCATIONS
verbs
make a fortune (also amass a fortune formal) (=gain a lot of money)
His family amassed a fortune during that period.
make your fortune (=become rich)
She made her fortune in the cosmetics industry.
earn a fortune
He hopes to earn a fortune from his latest invention.
lose a fortune (=lose a lot of money)
He lost a fortune in an unwise business deal.
cost a fortune (=be very expensive)
It’ll cost a fortune if we go by taxi.
spend a fortune
You don’t have to spend a fortune giving your family healthy meals.
pay a fortune (=pay a lot of money)
We had to pay a fortune in rent.
inherit a fortune (=gain a lot of money after someone dies)
He inherited a fortune of a million pounds from his uncle.
leave somebody a fortune (=arrange for someone to receive a lot of money after you die)
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + fortuneHe left his wife a modest fortune.
a huge/vast/immense fortune
Timothy was the heir to a vast fortune.
a large/substantial/considerable fortune
His father, an oil magnate, amassed a large fortune.
a small fortune (=a very large amount of money)
He made a small fortune in the London property boom.
a personal/private fortune
She is one of the richest women in Britain, with an estimated personal fortune of £90 million.
a £20 million/$40 million etc fortune
phrasesShe is believed to have a £25 million fortune.
be worth a fortune informal:
The building itself is worth a fortune.
Examples from the Corpus
fortune• To a four-year-old, $10 seems like a fortune.• In 1986, Harriman died, leaving her a substantial part of a fortune estimated at $ 100 million.• He lost much of his $1.4 billion fortune in the stock market crash.• For one thing, the economic fortunes of companies change.• He lived most of his life on Manhattan Island, and built his first fortune on the fur trade.• The extraordinary piece of good fortune that I had been given was the opportunity to fight it my way.• During the nineteenth century to be noticed was good fortune, while to be praised was a professional advantage.• Unfortunately, he turned out to be a waster and dissipated his fortune before dying young.• Then, a year later, his fortunes changed.• The drama continued throughout the evening as the contest got under way, with fortunes changing with every throw of the darts.
made a fortune• I could have got odds of ten to one and made a fortune.• The mortgage department had made a fortune in 1984, while the firm as a whole had not done well.• Better yet, she had made a fortune at it.• The guy who invented Post-It notes must have made a fortune.• James was said to have made a fortune after the divorce from Ursula, his first wife.• He made a fortune from them, which he later bequeathed to the school that was his life.• Williams's father started out poor, made a fortune the hard way, and was contemptuous of his spoon-fed children.• The owner of this global network is Sumner Redstone, a Boston billionaire who made a fortune in movie theatres.• The man who made a fortune with his screeching voice, his rubber face, his repertory of long-legged misfits?
had the good fortune to• But he also had the good fortune to take over National just as the industry began to experience an unprecedented four-year boom.• Last week she had the good fortune to have as guest the great art historian Sir Ernst Gombrich.
the fortunes of war• Such are the fortunes of war.• Was it fixed only by the fortunes of war?• The geographical position of the frontier fluctuated with the fortunes of war.
From Longman Business Dictionary
fortunefor·tune /ˈfɔːtʃənˈfɔːr-/ noun [countableC]
1a very large amount of money
Working on the Stock Exchange, he made a fortune in just a few years.
It would cost a fortune to treat all the waste.
Producers pay stars as much as $5,000 per film, a small fortune in Pakistan.
2fortunes [plural] how successful or unsuccessful a person, business, or industry is at a particular time
The company suffered a sudden decline in its fortunes.
Over the last couple of years we have seen a change in the fortunes of the Japanese car industry.
(1200-1300) French Latin fortuna
for·tune noun →n COLLOCATIONS1
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