luck out — to be fortunate or successful, especially by chance
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to be fortunate or successful, especially by chance
Pronunciation (IPA): /lʌk aʊt/
Korean meaning: 운이 좋게도 성공하다, 우연히 좋은 결과를 얻다
Korean pronunciation: **럭** 아웃
Example Sentences
- Sarah lucked out and got the last slice of pizza at the office party.
- We really lucked out with the weather - it was supposed to rain all weekend!
- Tom lucked out when his exam was postponed because he hadn't studied at all.
luck out
VERB//lʌk aʊt//
to be fortunate or successful, especially by chance
to be fortunate or successful, especially by chance
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His boot stuck out, but after mucking out, he lucked out!
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Origin
20세기 미국에서 생겨난 구동사로, 'luck'(행운)과 'out'(완전히)이 결합되어 '완전히 운이 좋다'는 의미가 되었습니다.
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“Sarah lucked out and got the last slice of pizza at the office party.”
“We really lucked out with the weather - it was supposed to rain all weekend!”
“Tom lucked out when his exam was postponed because he hadn't studied at all.”
“I lucked out and found my dream job through a random conversation at a coffee shop.”
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