with any luck

IPA/wɪð ˌɛni lˈʌk/
IPA/wɪð ˌɛni lˈʌk/

with any luck — 慣用語

1. said when you want to express that you hope something good will happen, although

1.慣用語B1
釋義

順利的話

用於表達希望某好事會發生但不確定

said when you want to express that you hope something good will happen, although you are not sure it will.

例句

With any luck, Rohan will reach the station before the last train leaves.

順利的話,Rohan 會在最後一班火車離站前趕到車站。

with any luck + future clause for a hoped-for outcome

The doctor said that, with any luck, Elena would walk again by spring.

醫生說順利的話,Elena 到春天就能再次走路。

mid-sentence placement between commas

同義詞
  • hopefully

    more neutral; works in formal writing where 'with any luck' stays casual

  • fingers crossed

    even more informal; often stands alone as a reply

  • all being well

    slightly more formal; stresses that no problem gets in the way

文法句型

with any luck, + clause

用法筆記

Almost always sits at the very start of a clause, set off by a comma; the rest of the clause is usually in the future tense. Speakers use it to soften a prediction, signalling they hope rather than expect.

常見錯誤

I finished the work with any luck.
With any luck, I will finish the work today.
the phrase frames a hoped-for future result, not a completed action.