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Éxito y Fracaso - Logrando el Éxito 2

Aquí aprenderás algunas palabras en inglés relacionadas con el logro del éxito, como "big time", "boom" y "breakout".

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Words Related to Success and Failure
to [be] cooking with gas

to be doing very well or functioning effectively

ir de maravilla, funcionar a pleno rendimiento

ir de maravilla, funcionar a pleno rendimiento

Ex: The new manager has the department cooking with gas. 

El nuevo gerente ha hecho que el departamento funcione de maravilla.

to be golden

to be in a situation or state of success where one no longer has problems in a particular field

estar genial

estar genial

to [bear] fruit

to produce a satisfactory or successful result

dar frutos, dar resultado

dar frutos, dar resultado

Ex: Her patience bore fruit in the end. 

Su paciencia dio frutos al final.

beginner's luck
beginner's luck
[Sustantivo]

success that happens because someone is new, not because of skill

suerte del principiante

suerte del principiante

Ex: Everyone laughed and blamed the victory on beginner's luck. 
to belong to

to be the most successful or popular individual in a particular activity

pertenecer a

pertenecer a

Ex: In the 1960s, rock music truly belonged to The Beatles due to their immense popularity and cultural influence. 

En la década de 1960, la música rock realmente pertenecía a The Beatles debido a su inmensa popularidad e influencia cultural.

best of luck
best of luck
[interjección]

used to hope that someone succeeds in doing something or wish them good luck in doing so

la mejor de las suertes

la mejor de las suertes

Ex: Best of luck with your exams this semester! 

Mucha suerte con tus exámenes este semestre.

better late than never

used to mean that it is better to take action or complete a task, even if it is delayed, rather than not doing it at all

Más vale tarde que nunca

Más vale tarde que nunca

Ex: I know I missed your birthday, but here's your gift now, better late than never. 
better luck next time
better luck next time
[interjección]

used to encourage someone who has just missed an opportunity or failed to succeed in a particular field

suerte para la próxima

suerte para la próxima

Ex: Better luck next time—you'll get it on the next try! 

Mejor suerte la próxima vez—lo conseguirás en el próximo intento.

big
big
[Adjetivo]

widely recognized and influential in society, often achieving notable success and popularity

grande

grande

Ex: The tech startup's innovative app is now big, with millions of users worldwide. 
big-league
big-league
[Adjetivo]

of great importance or reaching high levels of success

de primera

de primera

big time
big time
[Sustantivo]

the highest and most successful level in a profession, particularly in entertainment field

exitoso, de primer nivel

exitoso, de primer nivel

Ex: His dream was to make it to the big time in Hollywood, and with his latest film, he finally did. 
blockbusting
blockbusting
[Adjetivo]

(particularly of a novel, motion picture, etc.) commercially successful in terms of sales and reception

bombazo

bombazo

to blossom
to blossom
[Verbo]

to start to be healthier, more successful, or confident

florecer

florecer

Ex: With the support of her mentors, she blossomed into a talented and skilled artist. 
to bluff {one's} way

to manipulate other people into believing something untrue in order to resolve a difficult situation

engañar

engañar

boffo
boffo
[Adjetivo]

resoundingly successful, popular, or impressive

de gran éxito

de gran éxito

bonanza
bonanza
[Sustantivo]

a sudden happening that brings great fortune, huge profit, or sudden increase in wealth

bonanza

bonanza

boom
boom
[Sustantivo]

a sudden large increase in the amount, popularity, activity, or demand for something

boom

boom

Ex: The popularity of the show caused a boom in sales of the original novel. 
to boom
to boom
[Verbo]

to grow, develop, or become successful very rapidly

vivir un boom

vivir un boom

Ex: Business was booming after the company launched its new product. 
bragging rights
bragging rights
[Sustantivo]

the honor of being able to proudly say that one has won or done better than others

fanfarronadas

fanfarronadas

Ex: The contest was mostly for bragging rights. 
brass ring
brass ring
[Sustantivo]

a golden opportunity to do or get something

éxito

éxito

break
break
[Sustantivo]

an unexpected fortunate event, particularly one that leads to success

golpe de suerte, oportunidad

golpe de suerte, oportunidad

Ex: Winning the competition was the break she needed to advance her career. 
to break into

to become successful in a task or activity one is dealing with

salir bien

salir bien

Ex: The young chef hoped to break into the culinary scene with his unique dishes. 

El joven chef esperaba abrirse paso en la escena culinaria con sus platos únicos.

to break through

to successfully overcome or manage a problem or a difficult situation

conseguir un gran adelanto

conseguir un gran adelanto

Ex: The company aims to break through market competition. 

La empresa tiene como objetivo abrirse paso en la competencia del mercado.

breakout
breakout
[Adjetivo]

suddenly experiencing a smashing success or becoming extremely popular

exitoso

exitoso

breakthrough
breakthrough
[Adjetivo]

describing an action, discovery, or development that represents a significant and pioneering advance

muy importante

muy importante

Ex: She received an award for her breakthrough research in quantum computing. 

Ella recibió un premio por su investigación innovadora en computación cuántica.

to breeze through

to do or achieve something easily

pasar sin dificultades

pasar sin dificultades

Ex: Thanks to her organizational skills, she was able to breeze through her to-do list. 

Gracias a sus habilidades organizativas, pudo avanzar sin esfuerzo por su lista de tareas.

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