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1 lucky
lucky [ˈlʌkɪ]1. adjective• he's lucky I didn't run him over il a eu de la chance, j'aurais pu l'écraser• I'm lucky, I've got an excellent teacher j'ai la chance d'avoir un excellent professeur• to count o.s. lucky s'estimer heureux• you'll be lucky if you get any breakfast (inf) tu pourras t'estimer heureux si tu as un petit déjeuner• you'll be lucky to get £50 for it tu auras du mal à en tirer 50 livresb. [coincidence, shot] heureux• that was lucky! quelle chance !• how did you know? -- it was just a lucky guess comment as-tu deviné ? -- j'ai dit ça au hasardc. [number, horseshoe] porte-bonheur inv2. compounds* * *['lʌkɪ]1) ( fortunate)to be lucky to do/to be — avoir la chance de faire/d'être
lucky you! — (colloq) veinard/-e (colloq) m/f!
I/you etc should be so lucky! — (colloq) GB iron ça serait trop beau!
you should think ou count yourself lucky — tu peux te considérer heureux/-euse
2) ( bringing good luck) [charm, colour, number] porte-bonheur inv•• -
2 star
star [stα:r]1. noun• you can thank your lucky stars that... (inf) tu peux remercier le ciel de ce que...• the stars ( = horoscope) l'horoscope m• three-/five-star hotel hôtel m trois/cinq étoilesb. ( = famous person) vedette f[+ actor] avoir pour vedette• starring Mel Gibson as... avec Mel Gibson dans le rôle de...4. compounds► star-studded adjective [cast, premiere] prestigieux ; [show, event] à la distribution prestigieuse* * *[stɑː(r)] 1.1) ( in sky) étoile f2) ( celebrity) vedette f, star f3) ( asterisk) astérisque m5) Military ( mark of rank) étoile f2.stars plural noun horoscope m3.- star combining form Tourism4.three-/four-star hotel — hôtel (à) trois/quatre étoiles
transitive verb (p prés etc - rr-)1) [film, play] avoir [quelqu'un] pour vedette [actor]2) ( mark with star) (gén au passif) marquer [quelque chose] d'un astérisque5.intransitive verb (p prés etc - rr-) [actor] jouer le rôle principal (in dans)••
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Thank Your Lucky Stars — Voir Remerciez votre bonne étoile … Dictionnaire mondial des Films
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