We use lucky to say when good things happen to someone by chance. It means things go well without effort or plan.
She felt lucky to find the lost ring.
It was lucky that it did not rain today.
Lucky can describe a person or event that succeeds not because of skill but by chance. It shows success by luck.
He was lucky to win the game.
They had a lucky break in the lottery.
Lucky can describe things thought to bring good luck. People believe these things help make good things happen.
This charm is a lucky token for her.
A four-leaf clover is a lucky symbol.
Lucky describes events that happen by chance but turn out well or better than expected. It often means surprise or relief.
It was a lucky escape from danger.
She had a lucky chance to travel early.
Sometimes lucky is used as a noun informally to talk about a person who is lucky. This usage is less common and more casual.
He’s a lucky with that job offer.
She’s a lucky to have such friends.
Lucky is often combined with nouns to describe things connected to good luck, like numbers or objects believed to help.
Seven is a lucky number in many places.
She carries a lucky charm every day.
