blessings; to wish sb well

surname Fu; abbr. for Fujian province 福建省[Fu2 jian4 Sheng3]

good fortune; happiness; luck

Roosevelt (name); Theodore Roosevelt (1858-1919), US President 1901-1909; Franklin D. Roosevelt (1882-1945), US President 1933-1945

a great blessing; daifuku, a traditional Japanese sweet consisting of a soft, chewy outer layer made of glutinous rice (mochi) and a sweet filling, commonly red bean paste (orthographic borrowing from Japanese 大福 "daifuku")

to bless

Frankfurt, Germany

Stanford or Stamford (name of various people, places and organizations, notably Stanford University)

to pray for blessings

photograph of the entire family; hodgepodge (cookery)

to benefit (e.g. the people)

to be blessed

to live comfortably; to enjoy a happy life

afterlife happiness

to put on weight; to get fat (a sign of prosperity, so a compliment)

happy knack for chancing upon fine food

see 安福縣|安福县[An1 fu2 Xian4]

see 開福區|开福区[Kai1 fu2 Qu1]

Xu Fu (3rd century BC), Qin dynasty court necromancer

(neologism c. 2008) (slang) (coined as a pun on 幸福[xing4 fu2]) satisfied with one's sex life

to appreciate one's good fortune

TOEFL; Test of English as a Foreign Language

(old) thanks to your lucky influence (polite reply to health inquiries)

see 永福縣|永福县[Yong3 fu2 Xian4]

good fortune; great blessing

carefree and comfortable life (esp. in retirement)

a treat for the eyes; the rare chance of seeing sth beautiful

disaster and happiness

to accept a life of ease; to enjoy a comfortable retirement

luck with women

great and lasting happiness; lasting blessings

blessings from heaven

variant of 洪福[hong2 fu2]

to live in ease and comfort

Rutherford (name); Ernest Rutherford (1871-1937), early nuclear physicist from New Zealand

Carrefour, French supermarket chain

(HK) Tamiflu

to feast one's eyes on (idiom)

to feast one's eyes on (idiom)

tyrannical abuse (idiom); riding roughshod over people

to have some good come out of a bad situation (idiom); a blessing in disguise

vegetative existence; to consume passively without doing anything useful

the more sons, the more happiness (idiom)

to eat one's fill; to have a good meal

to feast one's eyes

lit. the happy fate of the man from Qi (who had a wife and a concubine) (idiom); fig. (ironically) the joy of having several partners; the life of a pasha

fortune favors fools (idiom); fool's luck

Stratford (place name); Stratford-upon-Avon, UK city in Warwickshire and birthplace of William Shakespeare 莎士比亞|莎士比亚[Sha1 shi4 bi3 ya4]

younger generations will do all right on their own (idiom)