The Cambridge Preliminary English Test is at level B-1 of the Common European Framework.
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Friday, September 7, 2012
Saturday, September 1, 2012
thrive
To thrive means to grow strong and healthy. (verb)
An example of to thrive is the growth of a successful vegetable
garden.
"What a great season! My tomato plants are thriving!"
"What a great season! My tomato plants are thriving!"
To thrive means to be successful in managing business or
money. (verb)
"Apple Corporation is doing very very well. The company continues to thrive."
An example of to thrive is investing in a stock that makes lots of money.
Another example of to thrive is when a movement such as 'The Arab Spring' continues to get bigger.
"The Arab Spring movement continues to spread across the Middle East. Experts expect this movement to thrive."
For German translation click here
Another example of to thrive is when a movement such as 'The Arab Spring' continues to get bigger.
"The Arab Spring movement continues to spread across the Middle East. Experts expect this movement to thrive."
For German translation click here
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