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luckily ['lʌkili]

ad. 幸运地, 幸亏, 侥幸

luckily

[ adv ]
by good fortune
<adv.all>
fortunately the weather was good

Luckily \Luck"i*ly\, adv. [From {Lucky}.]
In a lucky manner; by good fortune; fortunately; -- used in a
good sense; as, they luckily escaped injury.

This is Branson's first acting role, since he usually has only to sing in his career as Roy Orbison; but luckily Orbison was undemonstrative to a fault.
Except with a Baron Ochs of irrepressible geniality - like the late Kurt Bohme - the Act 3 farce soon wears thin, and I know one producer who vowed to delete the entire levee scene from Act 1 if ever he had the chance (luckily, he never did).
"Of course it's hard on the family to have to say goodbye," said Ms. Mortensen. "And luckily my boyfriend and I are used to being separated.
Then I saw falling glass, broken glass on the street, but luckily not near me, " said Les Galvacs who was walking down Market Street in downtown San Francisco.
I crashed big time, too, but luckily I didn't get hurt.
"Some of them fizzle out, luckily, and others don't, and we keep monitoring to see what the potential is," Corbett said.

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