A streak of luck Meaning in English
expression
Definition
A period of time when someone experiences a series of lucky events or positive outcomes one after another.
Usage & Nuances
Typically used informally to describe several lucky incidents in a row—can be positive ('a streak of luck') or negative ('a streak of bad luck'). Common with verbs like 'have', 'hit', 'break'. 'Streak' here means a continuous series, not just one event.
Example Sentences
He is having a streak of luck at work this month.
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She won three games in a row—she’s on a streak of luck!
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After losing, he finally broke a streak of luck.
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I've been on a streak of luck lately—everything just goes my way.
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Don’t get too comfortable; a streak of luck doesn’t last forever.
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He hopes his streak of luck will help him win the lottery this time.
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