lucky /ˈlʌkɪ/ CET4 TEM4 ( luckier, luckiest )

• 1. 

  ADJ You say that someone is lucky when they have something that is very desirable or when they are in a very desirable situation. 幸运的

  例：

  I am luckier than most. I have a job.

  我比大多数人幸运，有份工作。

  例：

  He is incredibly lucky to be alive.

  他竟然幸运地活了下来。

• 2. 

  ADJ Someone who is lucky seems to always have good luck. 常走运的

  例：

  Some people are born lucky, aren't they?

  一些人天生好运不断，不是吗？

• 3. 

  ADJ If you describe an action or experience as lucky, you mean that it was good or successful, and that it happened by chance and not as a result of planning or preparation. 侥幸的

  例：

  They admit they are now desperate for a lucky break.

  他们承认现在非常渴望交上好运。

• 4. 

  ADJ A lucky object is something that people believe helps them to be successful. 吉祥的

  例：

  He did not have on his other lucky charm, a pair of green socks.

  他没穿另一件吉祥物：一双绿袜子。

• 5. 

  PHRASE If you say that someone will be lucky to do or get something, you mean that they are very unlikely to do or get it, and will definitely not do or get any more than that. 某人可就走运了 (指不太可能做成)

  例：

  You'll be lucky if you get any breakfast.

  如果你能弄到早餐那可就幸运了。

  例：

  Those remaining in work will be lucky to get the smallest of pay increases.

  那些仍在工作的人若能涨一点点薪水就算是幸运的了。