luck 音标拼音: [l'ʌk]
n .
U 运气;好运,侥幸
vi . 侥幸成功,靠运气行事
U 运气;好运,侥幸侥幸成功,靠运气行事
luck n 1 :
your overall circumstances or condition in life (
including everything that happens to you ); "
whatever my fortune may be "; "
deserved a better fate "; "
has a happy lot "; "
the luck of the Irish "; "
a victim of circumstances "; "
success that was her portion " [
synonym : {
fortune }, {
destiny }, {
fate },
{
luck }, {
lot }, {
circumstances }, {
portion }]
2 :
an unknown and unpredictable phenomenon that causes an event to result one way rather than another ; "
bad luck caused his downfall "; "
we ran into each other by pure chance " [
synonym :
{
luck }, {
fortune }, {
chance }, {
hazard }]
3 :
an unknown and unpredictable phenomenon that leads to a favorable outcome ; "
it was my good luck to be there "; "
they say luck is a lady "; "
it was as if fortune guided his hand "
[
synonym : {
luck }, {
fortune }]
Luck \
Luck \,
n . [
Akin to D .
luk ,
geluk ,
G .
gl ["
u ]
ck ,
Icel .
lukka ,
Sw .
lycka ,
Dan .
lykke ,
and perh .
to G .
locken to entice .
Cf .
3d {
Gleck }.]
That which happens to a person ;
an event ,
good or ill ,
affecting one '
s interests or happiness ,
and which is deemed casual ;
a course or series of such events regarded as occurring by chance ;
chance ;
hap ;
fate ;
fortune ;
often ,
one '
s habitual or characteristic fortune ;
as ,
good ,
bad ,
ill ,
or hard luck .
Luck is often used by itself to mean good luck ;
as ,
luck is better than skill ;
a stroke of luck .
[
1913 Webster ]
If thou dost play with him at any game ,
Thou art sure to lose ;
and of that natural luck ,
He beats thee '
gainst the odds . --
Shak .
[
1913 Webster ]
{
Luck penny },
a small sum given back for luck to one who pays money . [
Prov .
Eng .]
{
To be in luck },
to receive some good ,
or to meet with some success ,
in an unexpected manner ,
or as the result of circumstances beyond one '
s control ;
to be fortunate .
[
1913 Webster ]
94 Moby Thesaurus words for "
luck ":
accident ,
accidentality ,
actuarial calculation ,
adventitiousness ,
blessing ,
break ,
bump ,
calculated risk ,
capriciousness ,
casualness ,
chance ,
chances ,
chanciness ,
changeableness ,
destiny ,
erraticism ,
erraticness ,
fate ,
felicity ,
fickleness ,
flier ,
fluke ,
flukiness ,
fortuitousness ,
fortuity ,
fortunateness ,
fortune ,
fortunes ,
gamble ,
good fortune ,
good luck ,
hap ,
happenstance ,
happy chance ,
happy fortune ,
hazard ,
heedless hap ,
hesitancy ,
hesitation ,
hit ,
how they fall ,
incalculability ,
incertitude ,
indecision ,
indecisiveness ,
indemonstrability ,
indeterminacy ,
indeterminateness ,
indetermination ,
indeterminism ,
irresolution ,
law of averages ,
light ,
lot ,
luckiness ,
meet ,
moira ,
occasion ,
opportunity ,
play ,
plunge ,
principle of indeterminacy ,
probability ,
problematicness ,
random sample ,
randomness ,
risk ,
run of luck ,
serendipity ,
smiles of fortune ,
speculation ,
statistical probability ,
stroke of luck ,
stumble ,
suspense ,
suspensefulness ,
the breaks ,
theory of probability ,
tumble ,
unaccountability ,
uncertainness ,
uncertainty ,
uncertainty principle ,
undecidedness ,
undeterminedness ,
unforeseeableness ,
unpredictability ,
unprovability ,
unsureness ,
unverifiability ,
vacillation ,
venture ,
whatever comes ,
whimsicality
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