Translation for 'fortunate' from English to Russian

fortunate

счастливый {adj} [удачный]

• The Second League was created by combining 10 less fortunate teams that previously played in the First League with 8 better teams that previously played in the Transition League.
• Grivesnes is fortunate to still have two ancient monuments, after the ravages of World War I.
• Bhagavan is a term meaning the blessed or fortunate one in Hinduism.
• Some Jewish residents of Ober-olm were fortunate to be able to obtain visas for the United States and were able to emigrate to safety. Others were not so fortunate, and perished as a result.
• The name "Eutychus" means "fortunate".

• Some applauded "Strike It Rich" for helping out some less fortunate people, as well as showcasing the sincere charity and goodwill of viewers who donated through the Heart Line.
• He was succeeded by his less fortunate son Ludovico II.
• Well-known and popular in its day, both in America and Europe, the song asks the fortunate to consider the plight of the less fortunate and includes one of Foster's favorite images: "a pale drooping maiden".
• "Wishlist" is about Vedder seeking fulfillment of wishes desired, but he resolves his wishlist with the line "I wish I was as fortunate, as fortunate as me."
• Judd worked with Robert Hammond to support the less fortunate.

• In North America, there are many charity networks providing less fortunate children with snowsuits for the winter.
• Loki was fortunate in his deceit.
• Gift giving in Nigeria often involves money and the flow of gifts from the more fortunate to the less fortunate.
• 163 is a lucky prime and a fortunate number.
• The quartet met through friends' bands and fortunate pub encounters.

• discovered by the Portuguese in 1418–20, as the "insulle fortunate santi brandany" ("Fortunate Islands of Saint Brendan"), blending the legendary Saint Brendan's Island and the real islands of Madeira.
• . fortunate to occupy two of the highest offices in the state.
• Less fortunate, the LUCKIPar and Hung Fu teams disappeared permanently.
• For example, the adverb "glücklicherweise" 'fortunately' can be analyzed as "glücklicher Weise" 'fortunate way [...]', i.e.
• The name "The Felix Culpa" loosely translates to "the fortunate fault", "the blessed fault", "the fortunate fall", or "the happy mistake", and it refers to Adam and Eve's fall through original sin; it was taken from John Milton's "Paradise Lost".