bonanza

名词（突然的）财源; 意想不到的幸运; 富矿脉

1. 富源：常见的同属观赏种孔雀草(T.patula),品种有曙光(Aurora),花较大,花径6厘米,播种后48天始花;富源(Bonanza),早花种,花径5厘米;赠品(Bounty),株高25~30厘米,花径5厘米,抗病品种;迪斯科(Disco),株高30厘米,单瓣花,花径6厘米,分枝性强;

2. 富矿脉：bombcalorimeter 弹式量热计 | bonanza 富矿脉 | bond 结合

1. 财运；鸿运；好运
    You can refer to a sudden great increase in wealth, success, or luck as a bonanza .

    e.g. The expected sales bonanza hadn't materialised.
           期望中的旺销并没有发生。

1. From 1945 all the way to the present day, cheap oil seemed to be a bonanza with no end in sight.

2. Bad times in Buenos Aires are proving to be a bonanza for editorial cartoonists whose caustic humor has pummeled politicians.

3. Companies betting on the bus video bonanza should start to revise their business strategy, because rising public discontent may hurt their bottom lines.

4. bonanza

4. This year, other Chinese retail giants are anxious to join the bonanza.

5. bonanza的解释

5. They were the idols and role models of the many thousands of university students who harbored an ambition to succeed in China's economic bonanza.

6. bonanza是什么意思

6. Some people thought they had hit a bonanza - discovering the evidence of the central government's attempt to stifle Hong Kong's freedom of expression.

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7. But the other side of coin is that foreign firms have enjoyed a bonanza through China's foreign trade boom.

8. Still, the export bonanza has done nothing to cool congressional ire over China's trade practices.

9. bonanza什么意思

9. Their legacies are to be acknowledged this year in a worldwide bonanza of recordings and performances.

10. bonanza

10. Though hotel operators have been expected to enjoy a bonanza during the Olympic Games, conditions varied for different companies.

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