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1) (having good luck: He was very lucky to escape alive.) afortunado2) (bringing good luck: a lucky number; a lucky charm.) de la suertelucky adj afortunado / con suerteto be lucky tener suerte / dar suertetr['lʌkɪ]1 (in general) afortunado,-a; (timely) oportuno,-a■ how lucky you were! ¡qué suerte tuviste!\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLlucky break golpe nombre masculino de suertelucky charm amuletolucky dip SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL caja de las sorpresas1) : afortunado, que tiene suertea lucky woman: una mujer afortunada2) fortuitous: fortuito, de suerte3) opportune: oportuno4) : de (la) suertelucky number: número de la suerteadj.• afortunado, -a adj.• de buen agüero adj.• dichoso, -a adj.• feliz adj.• fortunado, -a adj.• venturoso, -a adj.'lʌkiadjective luckier, luckiesta) < person> con suerte, afortunado, suertudo (AmL fam)if we're lucky... — si tenemos suerte..., con un poco de suerte...
to be lucky to + INF: he's lucky to be alive tuvo suerte de no matarse; you'll be lucky to find him there me extrañaría que lo encontraras allí; lucky you/him! (colloq) qué suerte (tienes/tiene)!; borrow my car? you should be so lucky o (BrE) you'll be lucky (colloq) ¿que te preste el coche? ni soñarlo! or ni lo sueñes! (fam); a pay increase? I should be so lucky (colloq) ¿un aumento de sueldo? qué más quisiera (yo)! (fam); third time lucky — la tercera es la vencida
b) ( fortuitous)it was just a lucky guess — acertó (or acerté etc) por pura casualidad
c) ( bringing luck)['lʌkɪ] (compar luckier) (superl luckiest)lucky charm — amuleto m (de la suerte)
1. ADJ1) (=fortunate) [person] afortunado, suertudo (esp LAm) *; [coincidence, shot] afortunadohe's a lucky chap — es un tipo afortunado or con suerte
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to be lucky — [person] tener suerteI'm lucky to have or in having an excellent teacher — tengo la suerte de tener un profesor excelente
he will be lucky to get £5 for it — con mucha suerte conseguirá 5 libras por ello
it's lucky (that) it didn't rain — es una suerte or menos mal que no haya llovido
it was lucky for them that... — afortunadamente para ellos...
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to be born lucky — nacer con suerte•
lucky devil! * — ¡qué suertudo! *•
he was lucky enough to get a seat — tuvo la suerte de conseguir un sitio•
to be lucky in life — tener suerte en la vida, tener buena estrella *to be lucky in love — tener suerte or ser afortunado en el amor
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who's the lucky man/woman? * — ¿quién es el afortunado/la afortunada?•
you should be so lucky! * — ¡ya quisieras! *, ¡ojalá! *•
lucky (old) you! * — ¡qué suerte!, ¡vaya or menuda suerte la tuya! *count I, 2., 3), strike 2., 6), third 1.•
you'll be lucky! * — ¡sería un milagro! *2) (=bringing luck) [number, shirt] de la suertestar 1., 1)2.CPD(fig)* * *['lʌki]adjective luckier, luckiesta) < person> con suerte, afortunado, suertudo (AmL fam)if we're lucky... — si tenemos suerte..., con un poco de suerte...
to be lucky to + INF: he's lucky to be alive tuvo suerte de no matarse; you'll be lucky to find him there me extrañaría que lo encontraras allí; lucky you/him! (colloq) qué suerte (tienes/tiene)!; borrow my car? you should be so lucky o (BrE) you'll be lucky (colloq) ¿que te preste el coche? ni soñarlo! or ni lo sueñes! (fam); a pay increase? I should be so lucky (colloq) ¿un aumento de sueldo? qué más quisiera (yo)! (fam); third time lucky — la tercera es la vencida
b) ( fortuitous)it was just a lucky guess — acertó (or acerté etc) por pura casualidad
c) ( bringing luck)lucky charm — amuleto m (de la suerte)
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[ʹlʌkı] a1. 1) счастливый, удачливыйlucky fellow - счастливый человек, счастливец
lucky player - игрок, которому всегда везёт
to be lucky to - иметь счастье (сделать что-л.)
he was lucky to escape unscathed - ему посчастливилось выбраться невредимым
you are lucky to be alive after being in that accident - скажи спасибо, что остался в живых после этой катастрофы
he is a lucky dog - он счастливчик /везунчик/; ему здорово везёт
you are a lucky dog - вы счастливец (особ. как поздравление жениху)
lucky beggar /bargee/ - вот счастливчик!, везёт же!
lucky for you he's not here - ваше счастье, что его здесь нет
2) счастливый, удачныйlucky guess - удачная /счастливая/ догадка
lucky move [hit, shot] - удачный ход [удар, выстрел]
lucky escape - а) удачный побег; б) счастливое спасение
2. приносящий счастьеlucky penny [rabbit's foot] - монетка [заячья лапка], которую носят как талисман /на счастье/
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to cut /to make/ one's lucky - дать тягу; скрыться, убраться, смыться вовремя -
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'tælizmən, ]( American) -lis-(an object which is supposed to have magic powers to protect its owner; a charm: He had a rabbit's foot which he wore round his neck as a talisman.) talismán
talismán sustantivo masculino talisman, lucky charm
talismán sustantivo masculino lucky charm, talisman ' talismán' also found in these entries: Spanish: mascota English: amulet - talismantr['tælɪzmən]1 talismán nombre masculinon.• talismán s.m.'tæləsmən, 'tælɪzmən['tælɪzmǝn]N (pl talismans) talismán m* * *['tæləsmən, 'tælɪzmən]
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wish on — {v.} 1. To use as a lucky charm while making a wish. * /Mary wished on a star that she could go to the dance./ * /Bob wished on his lucky rabbit s foot that he could pass the test./ 2. or[wish off on] {informal} To get rid of (something unwanted) … Dictionary of American idioms
wish on — {v.} 1. To use as a lucky charm while making a wish. * /Mary wished on a star that she could go to the dance./ * /Bob wished on his lucky rabbit s foot that he could pass the test./ 2. or[wish off on] {informal} To get rid of (something unwanted) … Dictionary of American idioms
wish\ on — v 1. To use as a lucky charm while making a wish. Mary wished on a star that she could go to the dance. Bob wished on his lucky rabbit s foot that he could pass the test. 2. • wish off on informal To get rid of (something unwanted) by passing it… … Словарь американских идиом
