LUCK, CHANCE AND OPPORTUNITY

LUCK, CHANCE AND OPPORTUNITY

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“Luck Is What Happens When Preparation Meets Opportunity".

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PHRASAL VERBS ABOUT LUCK, CHANCE AND OPPORTUNITY

Bring luck – to cause good fortune. This coin always brings me luck!

PHRASAL VERBS ABOUT LUCK, CHANCE AND OPPORTUNITY

Run into (good/bad luck) – to experience luck unexpectedly. We ran into bad luck when our flight got canceled.

PHRASAL VERBS ABOUT LUCK, CHANCE AND OPPORTUNITY

Luck out (informal) – to be unexpectedly lucky. We lucked out and got front-row tickets!

PHRASAL VERBS ABOUT LUCK, CHANCE AND OPPORTUNITY

Run out (of luck) – To lose good fortune or to be unlucky. I ran out of luck when I missed the last train home.

PHRASAL VERBS ABOUT LUCK, CHANCE AND OPPORTUNITY

Count on (someone/something) – To rely on someone or something for success or luck

PHRASAL VERBS ABOUT LUCK, CHANCE AND OPPORTUNITY

Try (something) out – To experiment with something that may bring good luck or results.

PHRASAL VERBS ABOUT LUCK

Go for (something) – To attempt something, especially when it feels like a good opportunity

PHRASAL VERBS ABOUT LUCK, CHANCE AND OPPORTUNITY

Go for (something) – To attempt something, especially when it feels like a good opportunity

PHRASAL VERBS ABOUT LUCK, CHANCE AND OPPORTUNITY

Work out – To end in a good way, often by chance or effort

Idioms about luck, chance and opportunity

fat chance! – an expression used to describe something that one believes has little or no chance of happening

Idioms about luck, chance and opportunity

luck of the draw – an outcome based on chance that one doesn’t have control over

Idioms about luck, chance and opportunity

no such luck – an expression used to convey disappointment that something won’t or is unlikely to happen

Idioms about luck, chance and opportunity

that ship has sailed – that opportunity has passed

Idioms about luck, chance and opportunity

to strike gold – to achieve success

Idioms about luck, chance and opportunity

touch wood! – a superstitious expression said to stop a confident statement from bringing bad luck

Idioms about luck, chance and opportunity

to push one’s luck – to take a risk in the hope that one will achieve success

Idioms about luck, chance and opportunity

to jump on the bandwagon – to join a growing movement just as it’s becoming fashionable

Idioms about luck, chance and opportunity

to get a free ride – to benefit from a situation without putting in any effort

Idioms about luck, chance and opportunity

pot luck – a situation in which one has to take the chance that whatever is available will be acceptable

Idioms about luck, chance and opportunity

Count one's lucky stars – To feel thankful for good luck

Idioms about luck, chance and opportunity

to have something drop/fall into one’s lap – to have something desirable happen/to acquire something desirable without putting in any effort

Idioms about luck, chance and opportunity

Hit the jackpot – To achieve great success or gain a lot of money

Idioms about luck, chance and opportunity

Beginner's luck – When a person is lucky at the beginning, especially if they're new to something.