Bonanza (en. Bonanza)

/bo'nanθa/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

Favorable situation that translates into great abundance or very valuable items.

The economic bonanza allowed many families to improve their quality of life.

La bonanza económica permitió que muchas familias mejoraran su calidad de vida.

Something of great value or wealth.

That discovery was a bonanza for the local industry.

Ese descubrimiento fue una bonanza para la industria local.

State of calm and good weather at sea.

During the bonanza, fishermen went out to fish without problems.

Durante la bonanza, los pescadores salían a faenar sin problemas.

From Old Spanish 'bonanza', derived from Latin 'bonatia', meaning fortune or well-being.

a bonanza

A situation of prosperity in some area.

una bonanza

labor bonanza

A period of abundant job opportunities.

bonanza laboral

sea bonanza

A time of calm favorable for sailing.

bonanza del mar

prosperity

State of being prosperous or successful.

prosperidad

abundance

Large quantity of something.

abundancia

wealth

Accumulation of goods or money.

riqueza

Good streak or positive period in gambling or games of chance.

I'm on a bonanza playing poker, I've won three hands in a row.

Estoy en una bonanza jugando al póker, he ganado tres manos seguidas.

A good deal or business.

This agreement is a real bonanza for our company.

Este acuerdo es una verdadera bonanza para nuestra empresa.