
Luck out
Chance Success
Use 'luck out' when an unexpected good thing happens without planning.
I lucked out when I found a $20 bill on the sidewalk.
Positive Outcome
'Luck out' implies a positive outcome which could have been bad.
They lucked out with the weather during their beach wedding.
Not Skill-Based
It's used when success is due to luck, not skill or effort.
He didn't study but lucked out by guessing the right answers.