luck

simple noun52 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.0

favorable fortune or success

unfavorable fortune

improved or more favorable fortune

very good fortune

luck that happens purely by chance, without skill or reason

misfortune (often used to show a lack of sympathy)

luck that happens purely by chance, without skill or reason

extremely surprising and good fortune

unfortunate circumstances, misfortune (often used to express sympathy)

extremely bad fortune

luck that happens purely by chance, without skill or reason

fortune that is difficult to believe; very good

luck that happens purely by chance, without skill or reason

very unusual and good fortune

very bad and unfair fortune

fortune that is unpredictable and happens by chance

luck that happens purely by chance, without skill or reason

bad fortune; misfortune

very harsh or unfair unfortunate circumstances

bad fortune; misfortune

bad fortune; misfortune

someone's good fortune comes to an end

the nature of one's fortune (good or bad) alters

the nature of one's fortune (good or bad) alters, often for the better

someone's good fortune persists

someone's good fortune persists

fortune, especially bad fortune, happens suddenly

someone's good fortune comes to an end

a sudden, unexpected piece of good luck

a single instance or occurrence of luck

an expression of encouragement after a failure or disappointment

an ironic comment on a small piece of bad luck

to be extremely surprised and pleased by one's good fortune

by chance; as it happened

you are experiencing a period of good fortune

unexpected success experienced by a person who is new to an activity

to create opportunities for success through hard work rather than waiting for chance

experiencing an unfortunate situation; unable to get what one wants

experiencing a fortunate situation

as a result of chance rather than planning

if things turn out well; hopefully

in the hope of bringing good fortune

to express a hope that someone will be successful

to experience good or bad fortune

to be the cause of someone's good fortune

to require good fortune to succeed

to attempt something uncertain, hoping for success

to continue doing something risky, assuming one's good luck will continue

to be the cause of someone's good fortune

to continue doing something risky, assuming one's good luck will continue

to take a risk, hoping for a good outcome

to continue to be successful due to good fortune, often undeservedly

to complain or express sadness about one's misfortune