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Meanings of lucky in English
Portuguese
afortunado Presaging or likely to bring good luck.
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Usage of lucky in English
1
The months ahead are likely to start on a happy- go-lucky note.
2
No word, however, whether the president's message proved lucky for the contestant.
3
I am lucky to work for a paper that still values them.
4
I mean, you're lucky, you look good without it, but you're right.
5
You've always been a happy-go-lucky type, never taking responsibility for anything, right?
6
Playing golf, perhaps, if we're lucky enough to still have good health.
7
Their lucky number is two, which makes the year 2020 especially lucky.
8
In other words, New Orleans and the Gulf's energy infrastructure got lucky.
9
People buy lucky charms related to their personal wishes for the year.
10
We're good at using it but we got lucky with the penalty.
11
You were lucky you missed them on your way east, Laduni said.
12
This year Thailand will be lucky to have a parliament by August.
13
After two days of this I left my lucky baton at home.
14
But in reality, I'd had no idea how extraordinarily lucky I was.
15
She said the words with pride, thinking again how lucky she was.
16
Well, you're lucky to have very good friends, and to know it.
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Lucky across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
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