be in luck

To experience good fortune, typically when one's wishes are fulfilled unexpectedly. A: "Aw, man, I can't believe I forgot to bring my headphones with me to the gym." B: "Well, you're in luck—I have an extra pair you can borrow."

be in luck

to be able to have or do something, especially when you do not expect to 'Have you got any prawn sandwiches left?' 'You're in luck - this is the last one.'

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Tam (2)	-	Hebrew
Lynton	LIN-tən	English (Rare)
Mead	[mi:d]
Fletcher	FLECH-ər	English
Alisa	ah-LEE-sah (Russian), AH-lee-sah (Finnish)	Russian, Finnish
JaropeŁK	yah-RAW-pewk	Polish