thriving

美音：['θraɪvɪŋ] 英音：['θraɪvɪŋ]

简单释义：

v.“thrive”的现在分词

Web欣欣向荣；兴旺的；兴盛

变形：

完整释义：

adj.

1.繁荣的,兴旺
2.发展较快的
3.有为的

例句：

Throughout its history, Luxembourg has been known as a thriving state in a position of great importance for its European neighbors.
溯其历史，卢森堡对其欧洲邻国一直是地位重要的昌盛之国。
Thankfully that changed and I learnt that life is all about thriving, and not striving or struggling.
多谢那个改变让我明白了生命就是为了茁壮成长，而不是自己在痛苦和困难中挣扎。
From a "stricken land" as Tugwell used to call it, Puerto Rico was being transformed into a thriving community.
波多黎各正在从一个特格韦尔经常称之为“多灾多难的地方”变为一个兴旺的社会。
He wondered what sort of place it was: a barren lump of rock, or a thriving community of farmers?
他不知那是个什么样的地方：是一块光秃秃的岩石，还是农家集居的繁华之地？
Over hundreds of years, it has been a thriving commercial center, and regarded as the carrier of Hunan folk customs and traditions.
数百年来，这里是长沙的繁华商业中心，被视为湘商民俗的传承地。
The other major fanboy expectation was that, finally, Apple would enter (and, natch, dominate) the thriving netbook market.
其他主要的苹果狂热粉丝的期望是这样的，最终，苹果能够进军（当然更要独占）繁荣的上网本市场。
At the end of the Vietnam War, there was a thriving commentary around the world on the idea of America's economic decline.
在越战结束时，全世界有关美国经济衰退的言论流行一时。
The man living on welfare began to set up his own market, one step at a time and his business is thriving.
这靠救济过日子的人开始慢慢的建立了自己的市场，生意日渐兴隆。

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