bonanza meaning
bonanza :
windfall, jackpot
noun
▪ The new product was a bonanza for the company.
▪ The new product was a big success for the company.
▪ The sale was a bonanza for the store.
▪ The sale was a big win for the store.
paraphrasing
▪ windfall – unexpected gain
▪ jackpot – big prize
▪ boon – benefit
▪ profit – gain
Pronunciation
bonanza [bəˈnæn.zə]
The stress is on 'nan' and sounds like 'buh-nan-zuh'.
Common phrases and grammar about bonanza
bonanza - Common meaning
noun
windfall, jackpot
Part of Speech Changes for "bonanza"
▪ bonanzas (noun) – plural form, meaning many successful events or situations
Common Expressions with "bonanza"
▪ a bonanza year – a very successful year
▪ a bonanza sale – a very successful sale
▪ a bonanza event – a very successful event
▪ a bonanza of opportunities – many good chances
Important examples of bonanza in TOEIC
Vocabulary examples from the TOEIC test
In TOEIC vocabulary questions, bonanza often refers to a profitable or successful event or situation.
Example of a confusing word: bonanza vs. bonus (extra payment)
Grammar examples from the TOEIC test
Bonanza is used as a noun, often in contexts where something brings a lot of success or profit.
bonanza
Idioms and fixed expressions in TOEIC
bonanza year
'a very successful year', often used in financial reports or business contexts.
bonanza effect
means 'a large positive impact', often used to describe a beneficial outcome.
Differences between similar words and bonanza
bonanza
,
windfall
differences
Bonanza is often a planned success, while windfall is unexpected.
Words with the same origin as bonanza
The origin of bonanza
The word bonanza comes from the Spanish word 'bonanza', meaning 'prosperity' or 'fair weather'.
Word structure
The analysis of the word's composition is unclear.
Words with the same origin
The word's root is unclear or difficult to confirm.
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