throve in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for throve in the English»French Dictionary

throve [Brit θrəʊv, Am θroʊv] VB pt

throve → thrive

See also thrive

thrive <pret throve or thrived, pp thriven or thrived> [Brit θrʌɪv, Am θraɪv] VB intr

1. thrive lit:

thrive person, animal, virus:

se développer

thrive plant:

pousser

failure to thrive

atrophie f

2. thrive fig market, business, community:

thrive

prospérer

to thrive on sth/on doing person:

se complaire dans qc/à faire

to thrive on idea, thing:

se nourrir de

thrive <pret throve or thrived, pp thriven or thrived> [Brit θrʌɪv, Am θraɪv] VB intr

1. thrive lit:

thrive person, animal, virus:

se développer

thrive plant:

pousser

failure to thrive

atrophie f

2. thrive fig market, business, community:

thrive

prospérer

to thrive on sth/on doing person:

se complaire dans qc/à faire

to thrive on idea, thing:

se nourrir de

Translations for throve in the French»English Dictionary

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prospérer

to thrive

marasme

failure to thrive, marasmus spec

fleurir

to thrive, to flourish

s'alimenter de

to thrive on

profiter plante, arbre:

to thrive, to grow

throve in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for throve in the English»French Dictionary

throve [θrəʊv, Am θroʊv] VB

throve pt of thrive

See also thrive

thrive <thrived [or throve], thrived [or thriven]> [θraɪv] VB intr

1. thrive (develop):

thrive business

se développer

thrive child, garden

pousser

2. thrive fig:

to thrive on sth

s'épanouir dans qc

thrive <thrived [or throve], thrived [or thriven]> [θraɪv] VB intr

1. thrive (develop):

thrive business

se développer

thrive child, garden

pousser

2. thrive fig:

to thrive on sth

s'épanouir dans qc

Translations for throve in the French»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

prospérer

to thrive

profiter

to thrive

throve Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to thrive on sth

s'épanouir dans qc

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

This ushered in a period in which they throve until the decline in opera and theatre with the advent of television.

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It throve in the late 1920s and 1930s.

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Some apparently preferred wetlands, while others throve in rather arid habitat.

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With the water shortage partially resolved, the town throve for ten years.

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Not all accepted the offer; many stayed and throve in their adopted country.

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The highly classical education on which her brother throve, appears to have had unhappy results for the sister!

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