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lucky

Meaning in simple English

US /ˈlʌki/

lucky means: Having good things happen to you by chance.

adjective

GOOD FORTUNEA2

Having good things happen to you by chance.

  • You are lucky!
  • We were lucky to catch the last bus.
  • She felt lucky after finding her lost ring.

How to use it: lucky to do something (We were lucky to find a seat.); lucky that… (It was lucky that nobody was hurt.)

Similar words: fortunate

Opposites: unlucky

Common phrases: feel lucky, lucky person, lucky escape

BRINGING LUCKB1

Believed to make good things happen by chance.

  • Seven is my lucky number.
  • He wore his lucky shirt to the match.
  • Do you carry a lucky charm?

Similar words: fortunate, successful

Opposites: unlucky

Common phrases: lucky charm, lucky number, lucky shirt

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