1.(使)兴隆,(使)繁荣;(使)成功
1.to be successful, especially by making a lot of money
2.to grow and do well
1.The company whose business used to prosper has turned out to be crippled by inefficient management and lack of competitive products.
这家公司过去生意兴隆，而现在由于管理不力，缺乏竞争性的产品陷入了瘫痪状态。
2.When I became a student of the concepts of faith and belief, my eyes were opened to a whole new way of thinking, and I began to prosper.
当我成为一个学生的概念，信仰和信念，我的眼睛被打开了一个全新的思维方式，我也开始蓬勃发展。
3.Another (better) way to look at this is realizing how much economies can prosper in the face of constant misery.
从另外一个更好的角度看待这件事情：我们应该意识到在不断面临苦难时经济繁荣的程度。
4.When a man began to prosper, he was likely to think about things that he used to wish for.
当一个人发达时，他就可能去想一些他过去曾经想要的东西。
5.When a man began to prosper he was likely to think about things that he used to frown upon.
当一个人开始富裕起来的时候，他很可能会想做以前他觉得不屑一顾的事情。
6.Obama said the United States and Russia did not have to be antagonists and would both prosper from cooperation.
奥巴马表示美俄两国不应视彼此为敌人，而应该相互合作，共建繁荣。
7.The winger has two years remaining on his contract and, a few months ago, was unsure whether he would prosper under the Portuguese.
这位边锋里合同到期还有两年，几个月之前，他还并不清楚自己在葡萄牙人穆里尼奥手下能否锋芒毕露。
8.Critics of such policies say that children who grow up in poverty forfeit the chance to prosper as adults, or to become productive workers.
批评削减福利者说，贫困使儿童得不到长大后发展的机会，也得不到成为产业工人的机会。
9.Prosper says the concerns of a state have to be balanced against human rights obligations, and protection and asylum needs.
普罗斯珀说，一个国家所处理的事务应当与人权义务及避难保护要有相对的平衡。
10.And his master saw that Jehovah was with him and that Jehovah caused all that he did to prosper in his hand.
他主人见耶和华与他同在，又见耶和华使他手里所办的尽都顺利，