Collocation
bring someone luck
Definition
to cause someone to have good luck or a favorable outcome
'bring someone luck' is a common English collocation. to cause someone to have good luck or a favorable outcome
bring + someone + luck
“I always wear this bracelet to bring me luck before exams.”
Examples
- I hope this charm will _____ you luck in the interview.
- My grandmother says a rabbit’s foot can _____ people luck.
- He wore his lucky socks because they always _____ him luck on game day.
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- We kept the old coin, believing it would _____ us luck on our trip.
- She believes helping others can _____ you luck in return.
- That new routine seemed to _____ him luck at work—everything went smoothly.
- The coach told the team that staying calm would _____ them luck when it mattered most.
- She joked that my terrible singing might _____ us luck by scaring away bad spirits.
- Before the launch, the crew followed a tradition said to _____ the mission luck.