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I . luck [lʌk] SAM. no mn.

1. luck (fortune):

luck
sreča ž. spol
as luck would have it
k sreči
just my luck!
no such luck! pog.
a stroke of luck
bad luck [on sb]
to be in/out of luck

2. luck (success):

II . luck [lʌk] GLAG. nepreh. glag. am. angl. pog. to luck into sth

pot ˈluck SAM. no mn.

pot luck
slepa sreča ž. spol
to take pot luck

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He stayed down the middle and had a bit of luck in running.
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This means that maximum performance can not be due purely to luck or chance.
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Young couples still bring their toddlers to stroke the paws and noses of the statues hoping for luck and prosperity.
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However, bad luck led to it going through many permutations and publishers over the years.
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In the 200607 campaign, he had bad luck, being injured for almost the whole first half of the season.
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It is believed the cleaning sweeps away the bad luck of the preceding year and makes their homes ready for good luck.
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He further wrote as rotten luck would have it there was a newspaper strike which started just a few days before we opened.
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Some consider it bad luck to see a widow first thing in the morning.
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The person holding the wafer tries to prevent a large piece being taken for this will break his luck.
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It is said that touching it brings good luck.
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