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Significados de bonanza en inglés

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dádiva

A sudden happening that brings good fortune (as a sudden opportunity to make money)

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Uso de bonanza en inglés
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Even Islamists publicly welcome the shop bonanza, and say they reject violence.
Reuters
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Nkandla has beenthe great bonanza for satirists, cartoonists and journalists this year.
The South African
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The result has been a bonanza in the crude by rail business.
Reuters
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It's been a long time since Japanese workers enjoyed such a bonanza.
Reuters
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The deal is also likely to be a fee bonanza for banks.
Reuters
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Suddenly, however, the bonanza was discovered by a squad of fire ants.
Anthill: a novel
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But it was Sunday's all-day bonanza that really set the event apart.
The Irish Times
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No year-end holiday bonanza In fact, airlines burned cash throughout the period.
The South African
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Global investment banks were hoping for a fee bonanza from the deals.
Reuters
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He has been a bonanza for cable and the best national newspapers.
The Guardian
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The subsequent tube service brought a bonanza to developers with property overhead.
The Irish Times
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Struggling banks were supposed to be a bonanza for private equity firms.
Reuters
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Those looking to sell to the Middle East can anticipate a bonanza.
The Irish Times
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But parlaying an Emmy win into a ratings bonanza is quite another.
Reuters
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Cantor's attack was widely reported, bringing a bonanza of publicity to Brat.
Reuters
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The sales have disappointed U.S. farmers hoping for a Chinese buying bonanza.
Reuters
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Translations for bonanza
portugués
dádiva
Bonanza a través del tiempo
Bonanza por variante geográfica
Irlanda
Común
Estados Unidos de América
Menos común
Reino Unido
Menos común