lucky造句

lucky造句

• 1、She counts herself one of thelucky ones.(她认为自己是一个幸运者。)
• 2、She counted herselflucky that she still had a job.(她认为自己很幸运，仍有一份工作。)
• 3、You were deadlucky to get that job.(你得到那份工作，真是太幸运了。)
• 4、She waslucky to escape punishment.(她逃脱惩罚真是幸运。)
• 5、Some people are bornlucky, aren't they?(一些人天生好运不断，不是吗？)
• 6、He is incrediblylucky to be alive.(他竟然幸运地活了下来。)
• 7、He waslucky to get away with only a fine.(他算是万幸，只被罚款了事。)
• 8、His friend was killed and he knows he islucky to be alive.(他的朋友丧了命，他知道自己还活着是侥幸。)
• 9、I might scrape through the exam if I'mlucky.(要是走运的话，我也许能勉强及格。)
• 10、It waslucky for us that we were able to go.(我们能去是我们的运气好。)
• 11、Mark is one of thelucky ones —he at least has somewhere to sleep.(马克是个幸运的人，他至少还有地方睡觉。)
• 12、I count myselflucky to have known him.(和他相识，我觉得很幸运。)
• 13、He waslucky to get off with a small fine.(他侥幸逃脱惩罚，交了一小笔罚款了事。)
• 14、I am certainlylucky to have a kind wife who is loving by nature.(我的确幸运有一位仁慈的妻子，她天生富有爱心。)
• 15、I'mlucky in that I've got four sisters.(我很幸运，因为我有四个姐妹。)
• 16、She's off to Greece for a month—lucky devil!(她去希腊一个月—真是个幸运儿！)
• 17、I feel almost ashamed that I've been solucky.(真有点不好意思，我太幸运了。)
• 18、If you are one of thelucky callers chosen to play, you could be in the money.(如果你是一个幸运打进电话的人，且被选中参赛，你就可能要发财了。)
• 19、"I'm alucky man, undeservedlylucky," he said humbly.(“我是个幸运的人，不该这么幸运，”他谦虚地说。)
• 20、You never know, I might getlucky.(很难说，我也许会走运。)
• 21、If you'relucky, a splendid golden eagle may soar into view.(幸运的话，一只金色雄鹰会跃入视线。)
• 22、I'mlucky really as I never put on weight.(我真的很幸运，体重从未增加过。)
• 23、You'll belucky if you get any breakfast.(如果你能弄到早餐那可就幸运了。)
• 24、I waslucky to escape with minor injuries.(我只受了一点轻伤逃出来真是万幸。)
• 25、They werelucky to get home in one piece.(他们能平安返家真是幸运。)
• 26、Consider yourselflucky you weren't fired.(你没被解雇，算是万幸。)
• 27、Other youngsters are not solucky.(其他的年轻人没有这么幸运。)
• 28、"Do these kids know howlucky they are?" Jackson asked rhetorically.(“这些孩子知道他们有多幸运吗？”杰克逊反问道。)
• 29、The 'lucky' tag stuck for years.(“幸运儿”这个诨名叫了好多年。) 【好工具hao86.com】
• 30、Another of hislucky finds was a pair of candleholders.(他另一个幸运的发现是一对烛台。)