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She is lucky to be alive after the accident. —ANTONYM unlucky

2 bringing success or good luck My lucky number is 3.

—ANTONYM unlucky

► luck • i • ly / ' kksli / adverb it is lucky that

I was late, but luckily they waited for me.

lug • gage / ' L\gid3 / noun [ noncount ]

bags that you take with you when you travel How much luggage do you have?

—SYNONYM baggage

Grammar

Luggage is a noncount noun, so you cannot say "a luggage" or "luggages."

If you are talking about one suitcase or bag, you say a piece of luggage : She brought five pieces of luggage with her and she was only staying for one week!

luke • warm / ,luk' worm / adjective

If a liquid is lukewarm , it is only slightly warm I had to have a lukewarm shower. Thesaurus

hot having a high temperature; (used about a person) feeling heat in an uncomfortable way: Do you like this hot weather? ♦ Be careful - the plates are hot. ♦ If you're hot, take off your sweater. warm with a temperature that is high but not very high, so that it feels pleasant; not hot and not cold: Wash the blouse in warm soapy water. ♦ It's cold outside but it's nice and warm in here. ♦ Are you warm enough? ♦ I jumped up and down to keep warm. —ANTONYM cold , cool

lukewarm slightly warm, often in an unpleasant way: The food was only lukewarm. ♦ Add half a cup of lukewarm water to the mixture. boiling ( informal )

very hot in an unpleasant way: You must be boiling in that heavy coat. ♦ Can you turn the heat down? It's boiling hot in here. —ANTONYM freezing

lull • a • by / ' Lvlsbai/ noun [ count ] ( plural lull . a . bies )

( music ) a gentle song that you sing to help a child go to sleep

lum • ber / ' kmbsr / noun [ noncount ]

wood that is used for building

lum • ber • jack / ' L\mbsrd3®k / noun [ count ]

a person whose job is to cut down trees to use for wood

lump Ф / kmp / noun [ count ]

1 a hard piece of something a lump of coal Thesaurus

piece an amount of something that has been cut or separated from the rest of it. This is a very general word and can be used with most noncount nouns: She wrote her address on a piece of paper. ♦ He cut the pizza into small pieces. ♦ a piece of fruit ♦ a piece of advice

slice a thin, flat piece of food that has been cut off a larger piece: Would you like another slice of cake? ♦ Cut the meat into thin slices. ♦ a slice of lemon/tomato ♦ cheese slices

chunk a thick, solid piece that has been cut or broken off something: There were chunks of ice floating in the lake. ♦ a great big chunk of meat ♦ a chunk of cheese/bread

lump a piece of something hard or solid, especially one without any particular shape: This sauce has lumps in it. ♦ a few lumps of coal ♦ a big lump of dough slab a thick, flat piece of stone, ice, or food: a huge slab of concrete ♦ paving slabs

2 ( health ) a part in or on your body that has become hard and bigger

I have a lump on my head where I hit it.

lump • y / ' kmpi / adjective ( lump . i . er , lump i . est )

full of or covered with lumps

The sauce is lumpy. —ANTONYM smooth

lu • nar / ' lunar / adjective