noun / verb
luck
LUK/lʌk/
Success or failure brought about by chance.
The player's luck brings a six, allowing his pawn to cross the finish.
Etymology
The probable Middle Dutch ancestor meant good fortune. English luck covers chance outcomes both favorable and unfavorable; the Dutch word’s deeper origin is unknown.
In context
that manage that money alongside you so is it down to personal skill and ability in order to produce the best strongest yeah I mean it's it's a bit of luck as well bit of luck you always need luck
More examples
- We had bad luck with the weather.
- She wished him luck before the interview.
- They lucked into an empty parking space.
Forms
luck · lucks · lucked · lucking