English to Esperanto Meaning of success - sukceso

Success :
sukceso

sukceso, atingon, prospero, bonfortuno, prevalencia, progreso, venkon, konkero, gajno, bonan havenon, dio-rapideco, opulencia, afluencia, plibonigo, kresko, gajnanta, miraklo, okazaĵo, alta punkto, plenumon, Joss, atingo, feliĉego, kompletigo de laboro, plenumiĝo de tasko, ŝanco, plenumo, sorto, rezulto, sekvo, konkludo

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Definitions of success in English
Noun(1) an event that accomplishes its intended purpose(2) an attainment that is successful(3) a state of prosperity or fame(4) a person with a record of successes
Examples of success in English
(1) they made a success of the business(2) He said the exhibition had been a massive success with people queuing into the park grounds.(3) There followed a couple of decades of stunning artistic and popular success .(4) she'll have more success in journalism(5) the success of his play(6) From stories he told me about her he owes much of his success to her loyalty and insight.(7) He stresses that to achieve success in his sport you need to be a serious athlete, not a beach bum.(8) The opening game this past Saturday was a great success and many people had lots of fun.(9) There are many countries, he argues, which have had success in enforcing outright bans.(10) they had success in the early years(11) Health boards had advertised for salaried GPs, but had no great success in filling posts.(12) We have already had success in securing convictions for this sort of crime.(13) They owe some of their success to straightforward luck, coming at the right time with the right music.(14) In every generation young people grow up surrounded by images of wealth and success .(15) Our interpretations and perceptions either defeat or enhance our social success .(16) they enjoyed great success with their first album
Related Phrases of success
(1) success story ::
sukceso rakonto
(2) great success ::
granda sukceso
(3) success rate ::
sukceso kurzo
(4) without success ::
sensukcese
(5) achieve success ::
atingi sukceson
(6) huge success ::
grandega sukceso
(7) be a success ::
esti sukceso
(8) key to success ::
ŝlosilo al sukceso
(9) lack of success ::
manko de sukceso
Synonyms
Noun
1. favorable outcome ::
favoran rezulton
2. prosperity ::
prospero
4. star ::
stelo
5. winner ::
venkinto
Antonyms
1. bomb ::
bombo
2. bummer ::
bummer
3. bust ::
busto
4. catastrophe ::
katastrofo
5. clinker ::
skorio
6. failure ::
malsukceso
7. fiasco ::
fiasko
8. flop ::
flop
9. misfire ::
misfire
10. turkey ::
meleagro
Different Forms
success, successes, successful
Word Example from TV Shows
and it was a huge success.

and it was a huge SUCCESS.

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 19

Well, you'll always be an academic success...

Well, you'll always be an academic SUCCESS...

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 20

For protecting us, for the success in battle,

For protecting us, for the SUCCESS in battle,

Vikings Season 1, Episode 8

We tried for many years to have children but without success.

We tried for many years to have children but without SUCCESS.

Vikings Season 1, Episode 7

...you had great success when a SantariaSuzy37...

...you had great SUCCESS when a SantariaSuzy37...

The Big Bang Theory Season 6, Episode 9

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