lucky
adj
ˈlʌki
adj
1
having
good
luck
运气好的,幸运的;
be
lucky
to
do/be
sth
The
children
were
lucky
to
survive
the
fire
which
destroyed
their
home.
孩子们的家被烧毁了,但是他们幸运地躲过一劫。
lucky
enough
to
do
sth
those
of
us
lucky
enough
to
own
our
own
homes
我们当中有幸拥有自己的住房的人
lucky
if
I’ll
be
lucky
if
I
get
any
of
my
money
back.
我要是能拿回一分钱都算我运气好了。
lucky
(that)
I
was
tremendously
lucky
that
I
didn’t
die
in
the
accident.
我万分幸运,没有在事故中丧命。
[+
with
]
We’ve
been
very
lucky
with
the
weather.
我们很幸运,天气一直很好。
count/consider/think
yourself
lucky
Count
yourself
lucky
you’ve
got
a
husband
like
Jack.
你应该觉得自己幸运了,有杰克这么一个丈夫。
2
resulting
from
good
luck
好运带来的
I
didn’t
really
know
your
name
–
it
was
just
a
lucky
guess
.
我并不知道你的名字 — 只是运气好猜中的。
A
middle-aged
woman
had
a
lucky
escape
when
a
tree
crashed
down
onto
her
car.
一棵树砸在一位中年女性的车上,她却有幸躲过一劫。
it
is
lucky
(that)
It’s
lucky
that
no-one
was
hurt.
所幸的是没有人受伤。
3
bringing
good
luck
带来好运的,吉祥的
a
lucky
charm
吉祥符
4
lucky you/me etc
used
to
say
that
someone
is
fortunate
to
be
able
to
do
something
[口] 你/我等真幸运〔指某人有幸能做某事〕
spoken
‘My
husband’s
a
rich
man,
and
devoted
to
me.’
‘Lucky
you.’
“我丈夫有钱,对我又忠心。”“你真幸运啊。”
5
be sb’s lucky day
used
to
say
that
something
good
and
often
unexpected
will
happen
to
someone
[口] 是某人的幸运日
spoken
We’re
going
to
win.
I
just
know
it’s
our
lucky
day.
我们会赢的,我就知道今天我们运气好。
6
you’ll/you’d be lucky
used
to
tell
someone
that
what
they
want
probably
will
not
happen
[口] 但愿你走运〔用于告诉某人他们所希望的事可能不会发生〕
spoken
‘£50
should
be
enough.’
‘You’ll
be
lucky!’
“五十英镑应该够了。”“但愿你走运!”
7
I/you should be so lucky!
used
to
tell
someone
that
what
they
want
is
not
likely
to
happen,
especially
because
it
is
unreasonable
[口] 我/你哪有这种运气!〔尤用于表示某人的要求不合理而不大可能实现〕
spoken
You
want
three
weeks
holiday?
You
should
be
so
lucky!
你想要三个星期的假期?想得倒美!