luck

la suerte

noun

luck
[lʌk]
sustantivo
1suerte (f) (chance)
  • (good) luck -> (buena) suerte
  • bad luck -> mala suerte
  • he couldn't believe his luck -> no podía creerse la suerte que tenía
  • to bring somebody good/bad luck -> traer buena/mala suerte a alguien
  • good luck! -> ¡(buena) suerte!
  • to wish somebody luck -> desear suerte a alguien
  • to be in luck -> estar de suerte
  • to be out of luck -> no tener suerte
  • to be down on one's luck -> no estar de suerte
  • to try one's luck -> probar suerte
  • to push one's luck -> tentar a la suerte
  • don't push your luck! -> ¡no me busques las cosquillas! (said in annoyance)
  • some people have all the luck -> hay quien nace con estrella
  • just my luck! -> ¡qué mala suerte!
  • no such luck! -> ¡ojalá!
  • with any luck he'll still be there -> con un poco de suerte, todavía estará allí

luck [lak]
sustantivo
1Acaso, casualidad, accidente o suceso feliz o infeliz, fortuna, suerte.
  • Good luck -> fortuna, dicha, feliz casualidad
  • I wish you good luck -> le deseo a Ud
  • To be out of luck -> tener mala suerte
  • To be in luck -> tener suerte, estar de suerte/racha
  • To bring one luck -> traerle a uno la fortuna
  • To take pot luck -> comer lo que haya, sin ceremonia
  • It’s the luck of the draw -> es cuestión de suerte (Fig.)
toda felicidad.

luck [lʌk]
noun
suerte; (f)
some people have all the luck los hay con suerte; algunos parece que nacen de pie; (informal) I couldn't believe my luck no me podía creer la suerte que tenía; good/bad luck buena/mala suerte; (f) good luck! ¡(buena) suerte!; bad hard tough luck!oror ¡(qué) mala suerte!; ¡qué pena!
I had a lot of bad luck during the first half of this season Randall's illness was only bad luck
to bring (sb) (good) luck/bad luck traer buena/mala suerte (a algn)
to kill a spider brings bad luck it brought us nothing but bad luck it was believed to bring luck in battle Jean was extremely superstitious and believed the colour green brought bad luck she had brought ill luck into her family tourists touch the ring in the hope that it will bring them luck he remained convinced a new suit would bring him luck
to have the (good) luck/bad luck to do sth tener la (buena) suerte/mala suerte de hacer algo; it's good/bad luck to see a black cat cruzarse con un gato negro trae buena/mala suerte
I had the luck to spot a policeman he did have the good luck to be buried in a spectacular, gold-filled tomb I felt sorry for him for having had the bad luck to marry me if only I'd had the luck to be born with an American passport I knew I needed a bit of luck to win the Sri Lankans have been having no luck with the weather it was pure luck I chose that moment to make the call of all the rotten luck! he left nothing at all to luck
any luck?any ¿hubo suerte?
beginner's luckbeginner's suerte del principiante; (f)
best of luck!best ¡muchísima suerte!; ¡que tengas suerte!
and the best of luck! (humorous) ¡Dios te la depare buena!; (ironic)
better luck next time!better ¡a la tercera va la vencida!
that was a bit of luck!bit ¡eso fue un golpe de suerte!
they succeeded more [by] luck than judgement
for luck: to keep sth for luckfor guardar algo por si trae suerte
once more for luck! ¡una vez más por si trae suerte!; I think this is going to be a great photo, I'll take one more for luck creo que este va a ser una foto bonita, tomaré una más por si acaso
[take] this for luck
as luck would have it ...have quiso la suerte que ...
as luck would have it there was one ticket left as luck would have it the camera jammed just as I tried to take a picture
his luck held and no one detected himheld siguió con su racha de buena suerte y nadie lo descubrió
here's luck!here (in toast) ¡salud!
to be in luckin estar de con suerte;or
you're in luck - the doctor's still in
it would be just my luck to meet the bossjust mira que toparme con el jefe ... ¡solo me pasan a mí estas cosas!
it would be just his luck to miss the last boat
knowing my luckknowing con la suerte que tengo
no such luck!no ¡ojalá!
he must have been hoping for a relaxed time - no such luck you mean, did anyone try to pick me up? - no such luck
if it's money you want you're out of luckout of si lo que quieres es dinero, me temo que no estás de suerte
to push one's luckpush tentar a la suerte
you're pushing your luck a bit aren't you? don't push your luck I knew I was pushing my luck but I decided to risk it I pushed my luck and asked for his phone number
to have luck on one's sideside tener la suerte de su parte
luck was on their side la suerte estaba de su parte
Rick seems to have had luck on his side during his 12-year acting career London has so far had luck on its side with three massive IRA bombs failing to detonate
that was a stroke of luck!stroke ¡eso fue un golpe de suerte!
to trust to lucktrust hacer las cosas a la buena de Dios
the assertive person will not sit back and trust to luck must we trust to luck or divine intervention - is there nothing practical we can do? to [try] one's luck Robert Nichols went off to try his luck in Hollywood she was going to try her luck at the Las Vegas casinos I'll never get a job here - I'm thinking of trying my luck in London I've been trying my luck in competitions for years actress Britt Ekland is to try her luck as a novelist
wish me luck!wish ¡deséame suerte!
I wish them all the luck in the world les deseo toda la suerte del mundo
with (any) luckwith con (un poco de) suerte
with any luck he'll be out we'll have a long talk and a good cry and then with any luck we'll both feel better
worse luckworse desgraciadamente
her opponent, worse luck for her, was 17-year-old Magdalena Maleeva he could be at death's door but wouldn't say a word - /not that he ever was, worse luck/
to have the luck of the devil
have the devil's own luck
tener la suerte de los tontos
it's the luck of the draw es cuestión de suerte
there are no arrangements about who shares with whom - it's the luck of the draw
to be down on one's luck estar de mala racha
Malcolm found out what it was like to be down on his luck and cut off from home I'm no two-bit Italian prince down on his luck, scrabbling for dimes

Verb Conjugation for "luck"

Imperative
  • luck
  • you luck
  • he/she lucks
  • we luck
  • you luck
  • they luck
Preterite
  • I lucked
  • you lucked
  • he/she lucked
  • we lucked
  • you lucked
  • they lucked
Present Continuous
  • I am lucking
  • you are lucking
  • he/she is lucking
  • we are lucking
  • you are lucking
  • they are lucking
Present Perfect
  • I have lucked
  • you have lucked
  • he/she has lucked
  • we have lucked
  • you have lucked
  • they have lucked
Past Continuous
  • I was lucking
  • you were lucking
  • he/she was lucking
  • we were lucking
  • you were lucking
  • they were lucking
Past Perfect
  • I had lucked
  • you had lucked
  • he/she had lucked
  • we had lucked
  • you had lucked
  • they had lucked
Future
  • I will luck
  • you will luck
  • he/she will luck
  • we will luck
  • you will luck
  • they will luck
Future Perfect
  • I will have lucked
  • you will have lucked
  • he/she will have lucked
  • we will have lucked
  • you will have lucked
  • they will have lucked
Future Continuous
  • I will be lucking
  • you will be lucking
  • he/she will be lucking
  • we will be lucking
  • you will be lucking
  • they will be lucking
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been lucking
  • you have been lucking
  • he/she has been lucking
  • we have been lucking
  • you have been lucking
  • they have been lucking
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been lucking
  • you will have been lucking
  • he/she will have been lucking
  • we will have been lucking
  • you will have been lucking
  • they will have been lucking
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been lucking
  • you had been lucking
  • he/she had been lucking
  • we had been lucking
  • you had been lucking
  • they had been lucking
Paid English to Spanish translation

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