thrived in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for thrived in the English»Spanish Dictionary

thrive <pt thrived or liter throve, pp thrived or arch thriven [ˈθrɪvən]> [Am θraɪv, Brit θrʌɪv] VB intr

thrive business/town:

prosperar

thrive plant:

crecer con fuerza

thrive child:

desarrollarse

how is she? — she's thriving!

¿cómo está? — estupendamente or cada día mejor

to thrive on sth dogs thrive on this diet

esta dieta les sienta de maravilla a los perros

he thrives on hard work

cuando está mejor es cuando tiene mucho trabajo

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under their ownership, the business thrived

en sus manos, el negocio prosperó

Translations for thrived in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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medrar economía/propiedad:

to thrive

medrar

to thrive

prosperar negocio/país:

to thrive

florecer

to thrive

thrived in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for thrived in the English»Spanish Dictionary

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

thrive person, plant

crecer mucho

thrive business

prosperar

Translations for thrived in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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medrar

to thrive

prosperar (florecer)

to thrive

prevalecer

to thrive

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Spry's books remained in print for many years after her death and her floristry business thrived.

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The cyanobacterium thrived in the cell and eventually evolved into the first chloroplast.

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While trade and commerce thrived, the building industry lost its workforce.

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However, being situated on a coast-to-coast highway and offering travel services, it thrived, launching a chain of travel facilities by the same name.

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The hotel, the restaurant, the dress shop all thrived on the extra business that came from his out-of-town patients.

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The sugar, tin, copra and coffee trade on which the colony had been built thrived, and rubber, tobacco, tea and oil also became principal exports.

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The society thrived and shows became so successful that it was clear larger, more accessible venues for performances must be found.

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The business thrived at first but the partnership soured in 1988.

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Some business men thrived in this chaotic environment, many others lost their shirts.

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It is the embodiment of the fundamental democratic principles upon which our nation has thrived for hundreds of years.

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