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lucky

Pronunciation: [ˈlʌki]

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Learn how to use lucky in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “fortune”

(adjective) when something good happens to you by chance. If you win a game or find money, you can say you are lucky because it wasn't planned.

Example

I felt lucky when I found a $20 bill on the ground today.

Example

I thought I was lucky, but then I lost my wallet.

Example

Do you think you're lucky to have such great friends?

Context: “games”

(adjective) when you have a good chance of winning or doing well. This is often used in games of chance, like rolling dice or playing cards.

Example

She had a lucky roll and won the game.

Example

His last few games have been unlucky, and he lost every time.

Example

What game do you think requires more luck than skill?

Context: “fortune”

(noun) the state of having good luck. People often talk about lucky charms or special items that bring good luck.

Example

I gave her my lucky penny for her big test.

Example

He felt no luck at all on his birthday and thought it was unlucky.

Example

What do you believe brings you the most luck in life?

How to pronounce lucky

Pronunciation: [ˈlʌki]

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