How is the word prospérer translated from French to English

Se développer très bien.

To grow or develop very well.

verb
English translation
flourish

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  • L'entreprise a prospéré après le déménagement. The business flourished after the move.

  • Il a brandi la lettre au-dessus de sa tête. He flourished the letter above his head.

  • Les petits commerces prospèrent-ils encore dans la vieille ville ? Do small shops still flourish in the old town?

  • Pourquoi le serveur brandit-il la carte comme ça ? Why does the waiter flourish the menu like that?

  • L'artisanat local prospère de nouveau grâce aux touristes. Local crafts are flourishing again thanks to tourists.

  • Elle est entrée en brandissant un trousseau de clés. She came in flourishing a bunch of keys.

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FAQ about “prospérer”

How is “prospérer” translated from French?
“prospérer” translates into English as “flourish”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “prospérer” mean?
Meaning of “prospérer”: Se développer très bien. In English — “flourish”.
What part of speech is “prospérer”?
“prospérer” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “prospérer”?
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