you'll, he'll, etc. be lucky イディオム

a lucky break

good luck, good fortune, stroke of good luck Finding that money was a lucky break. It was our good fortune.

a lucky streak

winning several times in succession Whenever I wear this ring, I have a lucky streak. I win every game!

lucky break

(See a lucky break)

lucky dog

a lucky person, someone who has just won a prize "When I told Bill I won the car, he said, ""You lucky dog!"""

lucky star

a certain star or planet which is thought to bring a person good luck and success in life You should thank your lucky star that you don

lucky streak

a series of lucky wins, string of good luck He lost the bet on the sixth race, and his lucky streak ended.

one's lucky number comes up

someone is lucky or has good fortune My lucky number finally came up when I was chosen to go to Los Angeles in order to represent our company at the conference.

thank your lucky stars

(See you can thank your lucky stars)

you can thank your lucky stars

you were lucky, be thankful you are safe He can thank his lucky stars that a doctor was there. He nearly died.

you have to be good to be lucky

people with ability cause their own good luck, prepare like crazy Athletes don't wait for good luck. They try to improve, knowing you have to be good to be lucky.

(one) will be lucky

That is actual absurd to appear or be the case. The byword is acclimated sarcastically or with a faculty of resignation. And aloof who is activity to pay me aback for this affair now? I'll be advantageous if I get 50 bucks for it at a assurance shop!Learn more: lucky, will

ˈyou’ll, ˈhe’ll, etc. be lucky

(also ˈyou, ˈhe, etc. should be so lucky) (spoken) what you apprehend or achievement for is absurd to happen: You were acquisitive I’d appear and aggregate you from the airport afterwards midnight? You’ll be lucky! Try a taxi! ♢ ‘Come and see us if you are anytime in Australia.’ ‘I should be so lucky.’Learn more: lucky

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