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[lak] n. fat. 2. fat i mirë; fatmirësi; bad luck! çfarë tersi!; as luck would have it siç deshi fati; be down on one's luck nuk kam fat; be in luck jam me fat; kam shans; be out of luck jam pa fat, s'më ecën; better luck next time! të shkoftë mbarë në të ardhmen!; have got the luck of the devil kam një fat të habitshëm; have the luck to kam fatin të; it's the luck of the draw është punë fati/ lotarie; no such luck! ku ma gjen! try one's luck provoj shansin; with any luck me pak fat; worse luck fatkeqësisht, për fat të keq.● lucky ['laki] adj 1. me fat, me shans. 2. fatlum, fatsjellës. 3. për shans, i rastësishëm; it was a lucky guess ishte thjesht punë shansi; you lucky thing!/ lucky you! lum ti! ( Adjective lucky, Comparative luckier, Superlative luckiest).● lucky charm ['laki sha:m] n. hajmali, nuskë; send që sjell fat* * *fat
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