luck
- n. 运气；幸运；带来好运的东西
- vi. 靠运气，走运；凑巧碰上
- n. (Luck)人名；(德、瑞典)卢克；(英)勒克；(法)吕克
词组搭配
as luck would have it
used to indicate the fortuitousness of a situation
碰巧，真幸运
as luck would have it, his route took him very near where they lived.
碰巧他走的路线离他们的住所很近。
bad (或 tough, rotten) luck
(informal)used to express sympathy or commiserations
(非正式)倒霉
be in (或 out of) luck
be fortunate (or unfortunate)
运气好（或不好）
for luck
to bring good fortune
为了吉利；为了祈求好运
I wear this crystal under my costume for luck.
我贴身戴着块水晶，希望它能带给我好运。
good (或 the best of) luck
used to express wishes for success
祝好运
&B{good luck with} your studies!.
祝你学习进步！。
one's luck is in
one is fortunate
交好运
the luck of the draw
the outcome of chance rather than something one can control
偶然性，运气
quality of care depends largely on the luck of the draw.
照料的好坏在很大程度上取决于运气。
no such luck
(informal)used to express disappointment that something has not happened or is unlikely to happen
(非正式)无福消受
ride one's luck
let favourable events take their course without taking undue risks
（因不愿冒险而）放弃好机会
try one's luck
do something that involves risk or luck, hoping to succeed
碰运气
he thought he'd &B{try his luck at} farming in Canada.
他想碰碰运气去加拿大办农场。
with (any 或 a bit of) luck
expressing the hope that something will happen in the way described
如果一切顺利的话
with luck we should be there in time for breakfast.
如果一切顺利的话，我们可以到达那里赶上吃早餐。
worse luck
(informal)used to express regret about something
(非正式)不幸的是
I have to go to secretarial school, worse luck.
不幸的是，我不得不去秘书学校。
in luck
Enjoying success; fortunate.
幸运的：享受成功的；幸运的
out of luck
Lacking good fortune.
运气不好
双语例句
- 1. Good luck is when an opportunity comes along and you're prepared for it.
- 好运就是当机会来临时，你早已做好了准备。
来自金山词霸 每日一句
- 2. He does deserve some good luck after so much wretchedness.
- 经过这么多苦难之后，他应该行点好运了。
来自柯林斯例句
- 3. Wood has not had much luck in carving out a career.
- 伍德想干出点名堂来，可是总不能如愿。
来自柯林斯例句
- 4. Was he born to be successful, or did he just luck out?
- 是他命中注定会成功，还是仅仅交了好运？
来自柯林斯例句
- 5. It would be just his luck to miss the last boat.
- 他就这运气，误了最后一班船也毫不出奇。
来自柯林斯例句