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I.hope‧ful¹ /ˈhəʊpfəl $ ˈhoʊp-/ BrE AmE adjective
[Word Family: noun: ↑hope, ↑hopefulness ≠ ↑hopelessness, ↑hopeful; verb: ↑hope; adverb: ↑hopefully ≠ ↑hopelessly; adjective: ↑hopeful ≠ ↑hopeless]
1. believing that what you hope for is likely to happen SYN optimistic
hopeful about
Everyone’s feeling pretty hopeful about the future.
hopeful (that)
I’m hopeful that we can find a solution.
be hopeful of (doing) something British English:
He is still hopeful of playing in Saturday’s game.
2. making you feel that what you hope for is likely to happen SYN promising:
The vote is a hopeful sign that attitudes in the church are changing.
Things might get better, but it doesn’t look very hopeful right now.
—hopefulness noun [uncountable]
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THESAURUS
▪ optimistic believing that good things will happen: I’m optimistic about our chances of winning. | an optimistic view of the future
▪ hopeful believing that what you hope for will happen: The test results made him feel more hopeful about his chances of recovery.
▪ positive thinking about what is good in a situation, rather than what is bad: Try to be more positive about your work. | She has a very positive attitude to life.
▪ upbeat having a cheerful attitude and showing that you expect to succeed, or that a situation will get better, especially the economic or political situation: The Prime Minister was upbeat, predicting that the economy would soon come out of recession. | an upbeat message about the party’s chances of winning the election
▪ bullish feeling confident about the future – used especially when talking the economic situation, or a company’s chances of success: He’s very bullish about the company’s prospects. | Stockmarket analysts expect the bullish trend to continue.
▪ sanguine formal hopeful and not worried about what will happen in the future, especially when the situation seems difficult – a very formal use: Koons himself somehow remains sanguine in the face of all the criticism. | Other commentators are less sanguine, and fear that the world economy is on the verge of recession.
▪ rosy if the future or your life seems rosy, it seems good and you expect good things to happen: The future looks rosy for the team. | Returning soldiers found life less rosy than they had hoped. | The price of oil keeps going up, and things look pretty rosy for the big oil companies.
▪ look on the bright side to consider the good parts of a situation, which seems bad in many other ways – used especially when telling someone that they should do this: Look on the bright side – it could have been a lot worse.
II.hopeful² BrE AmE noun [countable] written
[Word Family: noun: ↑hope, ↑hopefulness ≠ ↑hopelessness, ↑hopeful; verb: ↑hope; adverb: ↑hopefully ≠ ↑hopelessly; adjective: ↑hopeful ≠ ↑hopeless]
someone who is hoping to be successful, especially in acting, sports, politics etc:
Thousands of young hopefuls were auditioned for the role.
Republican presidential hopefuls

hopefulhu

◎	['houpful]
※	tính từ
	■	(hopeful of / about something) (hopeful that...) hy vọng, đầy hy vọng
		☆	to be/feel hopeful about the future
			rất hy vọng vào tương lai
	■	đầy hứa hẹn, có triển vọng
		☆	the future seems very hopeful
			tương lai có vẻ hứa hẹn lắm
		☆	a hopeful pupil
			một học sinh có triển vọng
※	danh từ
	■	người có triển vọng làm điều gì
		☆	a young hopeful
			một thanh niên có nhiều triển vọng