hopeful
esperanzado
definition
noun
a leading gubernatorial hopeful
a person likely or hoping to succeed.
adjective
a hopeful sign
feeling or inspiring optimism about a future event.
translation of 'hopeful'
noun
candidato,
aspirante
adjective
lleno de esperanzas,
prometedor,
optimista,
ilusionado,
esperanzado
example
I am very 'hopeful' these stories will help make the shift that frees the remaining refugees.
It was generally agreed that what was happening was very 'hopeful' and a step in the right direction.
He is now waiting for the board to make their final decision but is 'hopeful' he will prove the right man for the job.
From the feedback received, the Committee is 'hopeful' the the matter will be sorted out.
Certainly they are in good form at the moment and will be very 'hopeful' of progressing to the next stage.
Nor is he very 'hopeful' that there will ever be a ceasefire in his native land.
However, their bright and 'hopeful' view of the future certainly stayed in my mind.
The club is 'hopeful' the team will be able to turn out in its new away kit in the first league game of the season at Hartlepool on Saturday.
Indeed, attendance at the conference might itself be taken as a 'hopeful' sign.
Her father John said it was a terrible time for the family but they are 'hopeful' she will make a good recovery.
The Big Bang cosmology has an immense ideological appeal in a society without any 'hopeful' vision of the future.
The teacher in charge is 'hopeful' the target will be reached.
One of the things that might compromise these 'hopeful' signs is the disarray of the US labour movement.
He added that he was 'hopeful' the approval would be given by the end of January.
The country became a magnet for the international left, who saw 'hopeful' signs in the revolution.
They are still 'hopeful' fresh evidence will come to light and Mr Hall made a desperate appeal for new information.
A product of the club's academy system, Langley is 'hopeful' his future remains with Bradford.
We were taking the best precautions we could, but when it came into the Wharfedale valley we were not very 'hopeful' .
Harold Taylor, an anti-fox hunting campaigner, is also 'hopeful' the bill will be passed.
We see the emergence of these men and women of conscience as a positive and 'hopeful' sign.
Election fever mounted today as the official deadline passed for Westminster 'hopefuls' who want to throw their hats in the ring.
That could pave the way for the region to produce a new crop of young Olympic 'hopefuls' such as Richard Buck.
The band members, along with thousands of other young 'hopefuls' performed for a place in a pop band.
The band is created by auditioning thousands of young 'hopefuls' who want to hit it big.
But nonetheless there's a sense of 'hopefulness' and optimism based on what happened in our family.
At this, a couple of selection team 'hopefuls' get up and reluctantly drag themselves from the room.
Young 'hopefuls' who fancy playing on the big red bus need to send their biographies, photos and a CD to Andy.
More than 106 'hopefuls' took part in a two-hour workshop to win the role.
Three young 'hopefuls' will each get the chance to do the show in turn.
A strong headwind and choppy water made rowing difficult for the young 'hopefuls' during the three day trials.
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