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Happy – lucky. Jaka jest między nimi różnica?

Happy i lucky – czym się różnią i jak ich używać. Materiały do pobrania i ćwiczenia:)

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Happy i lucky mogą przysporzyć całkiem sporo problemów, ponieważ po polsku znaczą w sumie to samo: szczęśliwy.

Happy opisuje radosny nastrój. Lucky mówi o jakimś szczęśliwym (fartownym) wydarzeniu, przypadku, osobie, która miała farta zupełnie niespodziewanie, lub o przedmiocie albo liczbie, które przynoszą szczęście.


HAPPY: szczęśliwy, zadowolony, pogodny, radosny

  • We are very happy together.
  • I’d be happy knowing you’re safe.
  • I’m happy with the results.
  • It had always been a happy place.
  • Happy Easter!
  • The voices were not happy, and she was surprised to hear one of them.
  • Look at them. They are in a happy mood.
  • I could hear the children’s happy laughter in the other room.
  • I think it was a happy coincidence.
  • Can we possibly believe that he is doing well just because he is happy and satisfied?

Wyrażenia:

  • happy hours – the time of day when a bar sells alcoholic drinks at a reduced price.
  • happy ending – the ending of a story or series of events in which the people involved are happy or all problems are solved.
  • happy chance –  an unexpected piece of good luck.
  • the happy day – marriage.
  • happy gas – (slang) nitrous oxide.
  • happy talk – lighthearted, pleasant conversation; upbeat banter; optimistic remarks.

LUCKY: mający szczęście/farta, pomyślny=szczęśliwy

  • I was lucky to find this hotel. It’s really comfortable.
  • Five is my lucky number 🙂
  • Everyone should be so lucky to have a friend like that.
  • He is incredibly lucky to be alive.
  • I don’t feel lucky.
  • He was among the lucky ones whose works were approved.
  • She was lucky enough to be chosen for the team.
  • The way things are going now, I’m lucky to save ten dollars a week.
  • You’re lucky because he didn’t bite you.
  • Today is not your lucky day.

Wyrażenia:

  • lucky devil – someone with astounding good luck.
  • lucky you – used to express envy at someone else’s good fortune.
  • lucky charm – an object kept for good luck.
  • lucky break –a stroke of luck; a fortunate event, particularly of the sort that propels one to success, fame, etc.
  • lucky bag – a bag filled with collection of unspecified and unknown toys and goodies for children, sold at a fete or fair.
  • lucky number – a number that brings good luck.

Cztery strony z przykładami, wyrażeniami z happy i lucky, oraz jedno ćwiczenia (odpowiedzi podane są na dole ostatniej strony).

Miłej nauki!

Agata

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