Hopefuls Meaning in English

word · lemma: hopeful

US

ˈhoʊpfəɫz

HOHP-fuhlz

UK

hˈəʊpfəlz

HOHP-fuhlz

التعريف

People who hope to succeed at something, such as winning a competition, getting a job, or being chosen for an opportunity.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Used mainly in the context of competitions, jobs, or auditions. Always plural unless referring to a single 'hopeful.' Can imply positive ambition. Common collocations: 'presidential hopefuls', 'Olympic hopefuls', 'job hopefuls'.

• Spanish: aspirantes - candidatos
• Portuguese (BR): candidatos - aspirantes
• Portuguese (PT): candidatos - aspirantes
• Chinese (Simplified): 有希望的人 - 候选人
• Chinese (Traditional): 有希望的人 - 候選人
• Hindi: आशावान (प्रतियोगी) - उम्मीदवार
• Arabic: المتطلعون - المرشحون
• Bengali: প্রত্যাশী - আশাবাদী প্রার্থী
• Russian: претенденты - соискатели
• Japanese: 志望者 - 候補者
• Vietnamese: ứng viên tiềm năng - người hy vọng
• Korean: 지원자 - 희망자
• Turkish: adaylar - umutlu adaylar
• Urdu: امیدواران - خواہش مند
• Indonesian: para calon - kandidat penuh harapan

جمل نموذجية

Five hopefuls lined up for the job interview.

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The hopefuls waited nervously backstage.

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All the hopefuls handed in their applications.

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The reality show brought in dozens of new hopefuls this season.

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This year's Olympic hopefuls have been training hard all winter.

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By noon, only a few hopefuls were still waiting for their turn.

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