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IDIOM: Happy-go-lucky
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Some more examples:
(A) What kind of person is he?
(B) He's a very happy-go-lucky person.

I like Thomas because he's very happy-go-lucky.  Kids are often like that.
You should stop being so happy-go-lucky and start thinking more about your future!
Words in English that have a similar meaning:
carefree, casual, easygoing, laid-back, lighthearted, nonchalant, untroubled, unworried
Words in English that have an opposite meaning:
discontented, dissatisfied, distressed, stressed, troubled, worried, upset
< Back to the Idioms Main Page

Why should we learn idioms?

First, idioms are a natural part of language - all English language learners use idioms in their own language.  For example, one idiom I've learned in Mandarin is, "Yi fen chian, yi fen huo" which directly translates into, "One piece of money, one piece of merchandise."  The English equivalent is, "You get what you pay for." 

Second, learners don't necessarily have to use many idioms in their own communication, but they do have to understand them in order to fully understand English.  Idioms are an essential part of English.

Third, idioms are fun to learn and allow us to describe situations in creative, interesting ways.