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3 Dec 2020
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What does the phrase "try my luck" in "A: I hate to tell you this, but you failed this exam. B: Oh, I guess I'll have to try my luck next year." mean?
What does the phrase "try my luck" in "A: I hate to tell you this, but you failed this exam. B: Oh, I guess I'll have to try my luck next year." mean?
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"Try my luck" is another way of saying "try again". It's a more casual way of speaking. In this conversation, person B is saying they will have to try again the next year.
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"Try my luck" is another way of saying "try again". It's a more casual way of speaking. In this conversation, person B is saying they will have to try again the next year.
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