英语词汇“luck”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

单词	luck
例句	luckluck /lʌk/ noun 1 the way things happen without being planned► luck the way things happen to people when they are not planned and no one expects them. You use luck especially about good things that happen: Some board games are games of luck, with no skill involved. We had good luck in finding a parking spot near the theater. ► chance the way that something happens without anyone planning it, often something surprising: By chance, I ran into an old friend from college at the airport. It was pure chance that he rolled the dice and got two sixes when he needed them. ► fate the power that some people believe controls people's lives and the things that happen to them: He believes it was fate that made him late that day so that he wasn't in the office when the fire started. ► fortune luck and the influence it has on your life: I had the good fortune to go to one of the best schools in the city. ► coincidence a surprising situation in which two things happen that seem similar or connected, but no one planned or intended this to happen: My mother is called Anna, and by coincidence my wife's mother is called Anna too. The same red car has parked next to me in three different places today, but it has to be just a coincidence. ➔ see future (2)2 how bad things happen by chance► bad luck the way that bad things happen to people by chance, not because of something they have done: It was just bad luck that it rained the day of the picnic. ► misfortune (formal) bad luck or something that happens as a result of bad luck: He had the misfortune to be in the area when the riots began. ➔ see accident (2)
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