こううん
Meanings
Adjective (な)
Noun
1. good luck; fortune
Pitch accent
ううん
Composed of
good luck; fortune; happiness
fortune; luck
Used in vocabulary (3 in total)
godsend; big win
lucky person; fortunate man
Examples (42 in total)
I wish you the best of luck.
How lucky I am!
I had the good fortune to be chosen.
But he was lucky.
Happily he did not die.
I had the good fortune to succeed.
Luckily, he won the championship.
I wish you good luck.
Fortune smiled on him.
I have been lucky until now.
He had the fortune to find a job.
The people exulted over their good luck.
He was fortunate to pass the exam.
I was fortunate to escape unharmed.
My efforts have brought me good luck.
She always boasts of her luck.
We survived by sheer luck.
The discovery of oil was a lucky accident.
We exulted at our good fortune.
I was lucky that I was able to find a good babysitter.
He was lucky enough to find a good job.
Fortunately he didn't die in the accident.
He had the good fortune to find a good wife.
Luckily, I was able to travel abroad.
He owes his wealth to good luck.
She attributed her success to luck.
He had the good fortune to be rescued from the burning building.
Luckily, I was able to get the tickets yesterday.
My success was largely due to luck.
You are fortunate for having such good friends.
His success was due in part to good luck.
Our success was due in part to good luck.
Maria said to herself, "I am very lucky."
It is through hard work that he succeeded, not through good luck.
He owes his success both to working hard and to good luck.
Tom seems envious of my good fortune.
You are fortunate to have such loving parents.
Edgar Degas was luckier than many painters.
He had a good fortune to marry a beautiful girl.
A little bit of luck sometimes leads to an unexpected success.
Seven is believed to be a lucky number.
Luckily, I won first prize.