luck up

英音[ lʌk ʌp ] 美音[ lʌk ʌp ]
走运:意外地遇到好运气或好事情。
常用释义
走运:意外地遇到好运气或好事情。

例句

1·We can chalk that win up to a lot of luck.

我们可以把那次胜利归因于好运十足。

—— 《牛津词典》

2·Some teenagers never take entrance exams seriously; they simply leave what, to a large extent, could be the most important event in their life almost entirely up to luck.

一些青少年从来不拿高考当回事儿;他们把这件可能很大程度上是人生中最重要的事情几乎完全交给运气。

3·I'd like to wind up our interview by wishing you good luck.

我想以祝你好运结束我们的面试。

4·Perhaps their biggest stroke of luck came early on when they tried to sell their technology to other search engines, but no one met their price, and they built it up on their own.

也许他们运气最好的时候在早期,那时他们试图把技术卖给其他搜索引擎,但没有人满意他们开出的价格,于是他们自己把它建立了起来。

5·Keep it up and good luck.

坚持下去,祝你好运。

6·When I teach in the classroom, we often end up talking about things like success and what leads to success, and it's interesting that many of them mention the element of luck.

当我在课堂上讲课的时候,我们最后经常会谈论成功和导致成功的因素,有趣的是,他们中很多人提到了运气的因素。

7·We have a big dinner, eat dumplings and stay up late for good luck.

我们会吃一顿丰盛的晚餐,吃饺子,还会守夜以求好运。

8·Up jumped a villager, crying "What luck!"

一个村民跳了起来,喊道“多幸运啊!”

9·The words, "if it wasn't for bad luck, I wouldn't have any luck at all," brings up and enforces certain pictures that you will eventually live out.

这句话,“如果霉运也走了,那我连最后的运气也没有了”,呈现出你将来的生活并驱使你相信这终将成为现实。

10·To save face and appear to be taking action, the board may even fire him-thus giving up on someone who may be a good manager but had bad luck.

为了挽回颜面并显示有所作为,董事会甚至可能开除他,从而对这个可能是走了坏运气的好经理不再抱任何希望。

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