What do you mean lucky and lucky?

Lucky was chosen to express luck. When used as a predicative in a sentence, it can be followed by a prepositional phrase, infinitive or that clause. Luck is luck as a noun and luck as a verb.

1. Luck Lexical Analysis Phonetic Alphabet: English? 【l？ K] beautiful? 【l？ k]？

Explanation:

Luck; Lucky; Something that brings good luck.

The intransitive verb is lucky; Happened to meet

The phrase luckfery? The god of fortune

Savage luck? Primary luck; Ruthless luck; Pure luck

Pure luck? Good luck; Pure luck

Finally, he was lucky to make a lot of money.

Finally, he was lucky and made a lot of money.

We were lucky enough to catch the last bus.

We happened to catch the last bus.

3. What? Attribute? His? Success? Where to? Okay？ Luck. ?

He attributed his success to good luck.

Second, lucky lexical analysis phonetic symbol: English? ['me? k？ ] beautiful? ['me? ki]

Interpretation: lucky; lucky

Lucky draw? Lucky draw; Sampling inspection; Lucky draw; draw for a prize

Lucky imaging? Lucky imaging

Lucky blue? Lucky blue; Lucky blue; Brilliant blue; Lucky Blue

Extended bilingual example 1, lucky? For what? Me? Me? Really? You ?

I'm lucky to have you around.

2. What? It should be? So what? Lucky. ?

He should be very lucky.

3. for? Myself. Me? Don't you? Grumpy? For what? Am I? One? Yes? That? Lucky? One. ?

I have nothing to complain about, because I am the luckiest one of them.