luck
- noun
- /lʌk/
- I have not had much luck in the dating scene.
- good luck
- bad luck
- a stroke of luck
I have not had much luck in the dating scene.
- I have not had much luck in the dating scene.
- And the quote is this luck is a residue of design.
- Wish Matt luck in South Korea and wish us luck in Palm Springs.
- Yeah, you need a bit more than luck, guys.
- Do you think that's luck or an energy shift?
- I think this was beginner's luck, OK, for this species.
- You know, life is so much about luck and timing.
- We have better luck than anyone in human history.
- Growing up, I didn't have the best luck making friends.
- Did it feel like this is luck, this is destiny?
- No, no, no luck comes with hard work.
Examples
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Wish Matt luck in South Korea and wish us luck in Palm Springs.
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Bad luck can kill you, but good luck cannot make you great.
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Yeah, you need a bit more than luck, guys.
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His first bit of luck would be meeting Rose.
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We have better luck than anyone in human history.
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God, I'm just not having much luck with anything.
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You know, life is so much about luck and timing.
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I have had extraordinary luck working with you as an advisor and mentor.
Academic text (1999) -
Putin's real stroke of luck came in the form of rising world oil prices.
Academic text (2008) -
I have not had much luck in the dating scene.
Synonyms
An unplanned event or meeting that happens without reason
A fortunate event that happens by chance
Good or bad luck that happens by chance
A lucky event or success that happens by chance
An unexpected good event that happens by chance
A happy chance event that brings good results
Good luck that happens by chance, not because you worked for it
A sudden lucky event that brings good results
An unexpected event that happens by chance
Good luck when something happens by accident
A state when good things happen by chance
A lucky unexpected event that brings something good
An unexpected good thing that happens by chance
Idioms
Compounds
How Lucky
Surface Forms
Etymology
Luck comes from an old Dutch word luc that meant 'good fortune' or 'happiness' and is like the German word Glück. So luck is the idea of chance that brings good or bad things to people, not something they planned.