What does wealth mean?

Wealth, when used as a noun, means "wealth; Destiny, when used as a transitive verb, means "giving wealth", and when used as an intransitive verb, it means "happening by accident".

Pronunciation: English [? ft？ u？ N], beautiful [? frtn]

His socialist views are incompatible with his huge wealth.

He has a lot of wealth, which is incompatible with his socialist views.

Deformation: the third person singular fortune, plural fortune, present participle fortune, past participle fortune, past participle fortune.

Phrases:

Huge property

Lucky because of luck, the lucky son is lucky.

Inherit a fortune.

Affect one's fortune and fate.

The use of wealth

Pay attention to the singular and plural forms of wealth. In fortune telling, the plural means "fortune telling", while in telling (him) his fate and other expressions, the singular means "ask someone to tell a fortune".

When good luck or individual wealth is interpreted as "good luck", wealth is an abstract noun with no plural form in front.

Getting rich means "getting rich" and getting rich means "being developed", "being successful" or "getting married".