fortunate in Russian
fortunate in Russian is благоприя́тный, счастли́вый, уда́чливый — fortunate means having good luck; favored by fortunate circumstances.
fortunate in Russian
благоприя́тный
Pronounced: blagopriyatnyy
Auspicious.
счастли́вый
Pronounced: schastlivyy
Happening by good luck or favorable chance.
уда́чливый
Pronounced: udachlivyy
Happening by good luck or favorable chance.
уда́чный
Pronounced: udachnyy
Happening by good luck or favorable chance.
счастли́вый
Pronounced: schastlivyy
Favored by fortune.
уда́чливый
Pronounced: udachlivyy
Favored by fortune.
What does "fortunate" mean?
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adj Having good luck; favored by fortunate circumstances.
"Having a warm home and good friends, he considers himself very fortunate."
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fortunate in a sentence
- Having a warm home and good friends, he considers himself very fortunate.
- We were fortunate to find a parking space right outside.
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What is "fortunate" in Russian?
"fortunate" in Russian is благоприя́тный, счастли́вый, уда́чливый. fortunate means: Having good luck; favored by fortunate circumstances.
How do you pronounce благоприя́тный?
"fortunate" in Russian is благоприя́тный, pronounced "blagopriyatnyy".
How do you use "fortunate" in a sentence?
Example: "Having a warm home and good friends, he considers himself very fortunate." In Russian, "fortunate" is благоприя́тный, счастли́вый, уда́чливый.
Are there other ways to say "fortunate" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "fortunate": благоприя́тный, счастли́вый, уда́чливый, уда́чный.
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