lucky
- 01 A2 Elementary
having good things happen to you by chance.
favoured by luck or fortune; experiencing success through chance rather than effort.
Simple“He was lucky to find his lost wallet on the busy street.”
In context“The survivors were incredibly lucky that the rescue team arrived before the storm intensified and made the mountain pass impassable.”
PitfallI am very lucky for have this job. I am very lucky to have this job.Use 'lucky to' followed by a verb, or 'lucky that' followed by a clause.
Antonyms - 02 A2 Elementary
something that people believe brings them good luck.
believed to bring or result in good luck; auspicious.
Simple“She wore her lucky socks to the job interview for extra confidence.”
In context“In many cultures, certain numbers are considered lucky and are frequently chosen for important dates like weddings or business openings.”
SynonymsAntonyms - 03 B1 Intermediate
happening because of good luck rather than a plan.
resulting from or occurring by good fortune; fortuitous.
Simple“It was a lucky guess that helped me pass the difficult test.”
In context“The discovery of the ancient coins was a lucky accident during the construction of the new shopping centre.”
SynonymsfortuitousaccidentalAntonyms
Usage lucky enough