(informal, US, Canada, Australia) To experience good luck; to be fortunate or lucky.
(informal, US, Canada, Australia) To experience good luck; to be fortunate or lucky.
I hope I luck in and win the draw.
“Good luck in your political career Gorge Conway! Many of us are pulling for you!”
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That is quite a while to be without ones emails! Really good luck in finding a suitable company. When you have found a company you are happy with, Would love to hear who they are! Best wishes to you.
“Good luck in your new home , Guinness!”
“That is quite a while to be without ones emails! Really good luck in finding a suitable company. When you have found a company you are happy with, Would love to hear who they are! Best wishes to you.”
“Steve Reed has played his part in the demise of the labour party. Good luck in the upcoming elections.”
“Good luck in Berlin, Michael! Rooting for you. Very well earned, no matter the result!”
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(Australia, vulgar) Extremely lucky.