あくうんがつよい

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  1. having the luck to escape trouble (your behaviour has landed you in)
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  1. having the luck to escape trouble
  2. This phrase is used to describe someone who seems to have an uncanny ability to avoid misfortune or bad situations, despite circumstances that would typically lead to trouble.
    He always seems to have the luck to escape trouble, so he can overcome any crisis.
    I was about to get into an accident, but thanks to having the luck to escape trouble, I was unscathed.
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