(good) old fashioned luck Идиома

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!

as luck would have it

as luck is sometimes good and sometimes bad By the time we arrived, as luck would have it, the fight was over.

darn my luck

my luck is poor, I am unlucky today My bread is in the oven and the power goes off. Darn my luck!

don't push your luck

do not try to get too much, do not ask for more If Mom says maybe, don't push your luck. Be patient.

down on his luck

not lucky lately, not happy or positive With no money and no job, Ragnar was down on his luck.

in luck

having good luck, finding something good by chance I think that we are in luck. I have found two tickets for the concert.

luck of the draw

(See the luck of the draw)

luck of the Irish

(See the luck of the Irish)

luck out

have good luck, a lucky break She lucked out at the casino. She won a thousand dollars.

(good) ancient luck

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