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Collocation

bring someone luck

verb + indirect object + noun verb + indirect object + noun

to cause someone to have good luck or a favorable outcome

bring someone luck: to cause someone to have good luck or a favorable outcome

Definition

'bring someone luck' is a common English collocation. to cause someone to have good luck or a favorable outcome

bring + someone + luck

“My grandmother always said green clothes bring you luck on exam day.”

Examples

  • I hope this charm brings you luck in your interview.
  • He carries that coin because he believes it will bring him luck.
  • May this new home bring your family luck and happiness.
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  • She wore the same scarf to every match, convinced it brought her luck.
  • If the plan works, it could bring us luck with future investors too.
  • The team changed hotels because they thought the old one did not bring them luck.
  • He hung the painting near the entrance, hoping it would bring his business luck.
  • A small act of kindness can sometimes bring someone luck in unexpected ways.