fortune
ভাগ্য
definition
noun
some malicious act of fortune keeps them separate
chance or luck as an external, arbitrary force affecting human affairs.
he eventually inherited a substantial fortune
a large amount of money or assets.
translation of 'fortune'
noun
ঋদ্ধি,
পড়তা,
নসিব,
প্রচুর ধন,
দৌলত,
অদৃষ্ট,
ভগ,
দৈব,
সুকৃতি,
নিয়তি,
ভাগধেয়,
অগাধ টাকাকড়ি,
ভাগী,
বরাত,
আকস্মিক ঘটনা,
আকস্মিক সাফল্য,
ভাগ্য,
শ্রী
example
Like I didn't spend a 'fortune' having the Times sent to me every day.
The president himself made a small 'fortune' selling his failed oil company to business friends of his father.
Aries, the cosmic lamb/ram, thus was seen to control time and space and human 'fortune' .
It does not cost a 'fortune' to make and is even better value for money if you buy a large sack of potatoes.
Despite humble origins, her father amassed a small 'fortune' buying, cultivating and reselling land.
Not only does he smoke heavily, but he has made a substantial 'fortune' out of selling and marketing tobacco, to the detriment of the health of many people.
It will not cost a 'fortune' to buy, insurance is not needed, maintenance is minimal and a driving licence is not essential.
This is an astounding piece of good 'fortune' for our sport, as we know that all publicity is good publicity.
Like all Kias, the Sorento will not cost you a 'fortune' to buy or to run.
Maguire missed four of the last Cheltenham Festivals due to ill 'fortune' .
I should have known that such good luck was not my 'fortune' though.
This metal, dug from the earth of California, provided my 'fortune' .
We then spent a 'fortune' buying all sorts of goodies from some of the shops in Glastonbury High Street.
Sure enough, both 'fortune' and luck being with me, I won the piece for the starting price.
Items such as modern hi-tech lamps can cost a 'fortune' to buy but you haven't begun to count the real cost until you work out what you pay to travel with them.
The huge raids cost a 'fortune' , embarrassed the police and the tide of street dealers flowed back in.
But, thankfully, we've now got room to lock away the teak garden furniture that we spent a 'fortune' buying at the start of the summer.
some malicious act of 'fortune' keeps them separate
The five won their chance of fame and 'fortune' after a series of open auditions as viewers watched their highs and lows.
It would also give him a chance to spend that 'fortune' .
It is clear that only good 'fortune' prevented loss of life on the night of the fire.
Even his eventual transfer was an accident of 'fortune' .
It may cost a 'fortune' but it was definitely worth it.
All failure, however undeserved, however excused or dogged by ill 'fortune' , is treated the same.
All these problems were set against a backdrop of war and accentuated by ill 'fortune' .
I knew I wouldn't get a chance to slip in before class but 'fortune' smiled on me in the form of an open window.
some malicious act of 'fortune' keeps them separate
Well the rumourmongers claim a jealous belief that the playhouse costs a 'fortune' to run and cannot be making any money.
He eventually grows a conscience, to the point of sacrificing his 'fortune' for every last human life he can save.
He weighed up the opportunities which 'fortune' provided.
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