for.tune
n.（名词）
The chance happening of fortunate or adverse events; luck:运气：好事或坏事的偶然发生；运气：例句：He decided to go home for the holidays, and his fortune turned for the worse.他决定回家度假，没想到他的运气变坏了
fortunes The turns of luck in the course of one`s life. fortunes 时运，命运：人一生中运气的转变Success, especially when at least partially resulting from luck:成功：成功，尤指运气在其中至少起部分作用的成功：例句：No matter what they tried, it ended in fortune.无论他们是怎么做的，最后都成功了
A person`s condition or standing in life determined by material possessions or financial wealth:财产：由财产或金钱而定的某人的身份或地位：例句：She pursued her fortune in another country.她到他乡寻求她的财富
Extensive amounts of material possessions or money; wealth.庞大的财产：大量财产、金钱或财宝；财富A large sum of money:大笔钱：例句：spent a fortune on the new car.花一大笔钱买了这辆新车
Often Fortune A hypothetical, often personified force or power that favorably or unfavorably governs the events of one`s life: 常作 Fortune 命运之神：一假想的且通常拟人化的力量，或好或坏地决定人生中的事件：例句：We believe that Fortune is on our side.我们相信命运之神是会眷顾我们的
Fate; destiny:命运；宿命：例句：told my fortune with tarot cards.用纸牌来算我的命运
A foretelling of one`s destiny.算命：预测人的命运v.（动词）for.tuned,for.tun.ing,for.tunes v.tr.（及物动词）Archaic To endow with wealth.【古语】 给…以大宗财产Obsolete To ascribe or give good or bad fortune to.【废语】 给…好运或坏运v.intr.Archaic （不及物动词）【古语】 To occur by chance; happen.偶然发生；碰巧
来源：Middle English 中古英语 from Old French 源自 古法语 from Latin fortôna 源自 拉丁语 fortôna from fors fort- [chance] 源自 fors fort- [机会]
