Inglés - Húngaro

thrive

gb/θɹˈaɪv/ us/θɹˈaɪv/
B2 Inglés
~ 6000
virágzik, jól megy, jól fejlődik, jól boldogul, jól érzi magát, elemében van, erőt merít
VERBO B2
1
Patrón de uso:
[someone]/[something] thrives (in/under [conditions])
Small online businesses can thrive when they find a clear niche.
A kis online vállalkozások virágozhatnak, ha megtalálnak egy jól körülhatárolt piaci rést.
Her restaurant has thrived since she redesigned the menu.
Az étterme virágzik, mióta átalakította az étlapot.
The tech sector continues to thrive despite the economic slowdown.
Independent bookstores are starting to thrive again in some cities.
Local artists thrive in communities that support creative work.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
The company is thriving after the new product launch.
A vállalat virágzik az új termék bevezetése után.
His career really began to thrive when he moved to London.
A karrierje igazán akkor indult virágzásnak, amikor Londonba költözött.
Tourism helps many small hotels to thrive.
In this city, coffee shops seem to thrive on every corner.
Nonprofit groups can thrive when people give regular support.
Error frecuente:
Learners sometimes use "thrive" for any positive change, even small or short-term ones. "Thrive" usually suggests strong, ongoing success, not just a single good result. It is also intransitive: you cannot say *"They thrived the business"*; say "The business thrived" or "They helped the business thrive."
Significado
to be very successful
Colocaciones
thrive in a competitive market |business is thriving |local economy is thriving |company continues to thrive |start-up is thriving |artists thrive in
Sinónimos
prosper (Often used about money or business success; can sound slightly more formal.) | flourish (Similar meaning but slightly more literary and often used about art, culture, or businesses.)
Antónimos
struggle (Describes having a lot of difficulty and not doing well, the opposite of thriving.) | decline (Focuses on becoming less successful or weaker over time, the reverse of thriving.)
Temas
business |success |careers |society |core_vocabulary |finance
Definición

To do very well and be successful, especially for a long time.

To be very successful or prosperous, especially over a period of time.

VERBO B2
2
Patrón de uso:
[someone]/[something] thrives (in [a place]/under [conditions])
Tomatoes thrive in full sunlight and rich soil.
A paradicsom teljes napfényben és tápanyagban gazdag talajban fejlődik jól.
The baby thrived after she was moved to a quieter room.
A baba szépen fejlődött, miután egy csendesebb szobába vitték.
Coral reefs thrive in clean, warm water.
These houseplants will not thrive without enough humidity.
Wildlife has begun to thrive again since the pollution was reduced.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
My garden flowers thrive in the summer.
A kerti virágaim nyáron fejlődnek jól.
Her son is thriving at his new school.
A fia remekül boldogul az új iskolájában.
Fish thrive in clean water.
The trees did not thrive in the dry air.
After the operation, he slowly began to thrive.
Error frecuente:
Learners sometimes confuse "thrive" with simply "live" or "survive." "Thrive" means to grow or be healthy in a strong, positive way, not just to stay alive. It is also not used as a transitive verb: say "The plants thrive in the sun," not *"The sun thrives the plants."*
Significado
to grow strong and healthy
Colocaciones
plants thrive in |children thrive on love |thrive in the sun |wildlife thrives |bacteria thrive in |thrives in a warm climate
Sinónimos
flourish (Very close in meaning; often used about plants, animals, or children growing well.) | grow strong (More basic and descriptive; does not always suggest doing especially well like "thrive" does.)
Antónimos
wither (Used mainly for plants becoming dry and weak, the opposite of thriving.) | languish (Describes living things failing to grow or develop, often slowly and sadly, the reverse of thriving.)
Temas
health |nature |family |environment |core_vocabulary
Definición

To grow well and be very healthy, often because the place or situation is good.

To grow, develop, and remain strong and healthy, especially in a particular environment or conditions.

VERBO C1
3
Patrón de uso:
[someone] thrives on [something]
Some managers thrive on pressure and tight deadlines.
Néhány vezető igazán elemében van, ha nagy a nyomás és szorosak a határidők.
She seems to thrive on chaos and constant change.
Úgy tűnik, ő a káoszban és az állandó változásban van elemében.
Athletes who thrive on competition often perform best in big games.
He thrives on challenges that would exhaust most people.
Certain salespeople thrive on the excitement of daily targets.
Ejemplos para estudiantes
He thrives on pressure at work.
Munka közben nagy nyomás alatt van igazán elemében.
She thrives on new challenges.
Az új kihívások között van igazán elemében.
Some people thrive on competition, but I do not.
Our team thrives on difficult projects.
The child thrives on attention and love.
Error frecuente:
Learners sometimes say *"thrive in stress"* or *"thrive with stress"*. The natural pattern is "thrive on [something]": for example, "thrive on stress," "thrive on challenges."
Significado
to do well because of something
Colocaciones
thrive on pressure |thrive on stress |thrive on competition |thrive on chaos |thrive on challenges |thrive on attention
Sinónimos
relish (Focuses more on enjoying something, not necessarily doing better because of it.) | excel (in/under) (Means to do very well, but does not include the idea of gaining energy from the situation.)
Antónimos
crumble under (Describes failing or breaking down when facing pressure, opposite of thriving on it.) | shrink from (Means to avoid or fear challenging situations instead of doing well in them.)
Temas
personality |work |emotions |stress |core_vocabulary
Definición

To do very well and feel strong when you are in a certain situation, often a hard or stressful one for other people.

To do especially well, or gain energy and motivation, as a direct result of particular conditions or situations, often ones that are difficult for others.

Gramática
Forma de diccionario
thrive
AFI
GB/θɹˈaɪv/
US/θɹˈaɪv/
Sílabas y acento
thrive (1 sílaba)
Stress on 1st syllable (thrive)
Formas de la palabra
Verb
  • Base: thrive
  • 3rd Person Singular: thrives
  • Present Participle: thriving
  • Past: thrived, throve
  • Past Participle: thrived
Familia de palabras
Forms
thrives verb thriving verb thrived verb throve verb
Expresiones

thrive on [something]

1
/θɹˈaɪv ˈɔn sˈʌmθɪŋ/
phrasal verb

do very well because of something

To do very well and often enjoy something, especially a situation that many people find difficult or stressful.

Ejemplos
  • She thrives on pressure and always meets her deadlines.
  • Some children thrive on structure, while others thrive on freedom.
  • The team seems to thrive on tough competition from bigger companies.

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