Big break
Luck
Luck noun - Success that is partly the result of chance.
Big break and luck are semantically related in good fortune topic. Sometimes you can use "Big break" instead a noun "Luck".
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- These characters often start out poor, get their big break from some stroke of luck, get it into their heads that they can make it further, and thus begin their ascent through the echelons of society.
Source: Social Climber -
Like his creator, Kermit gains local popularity performing during his college years, decides to try his luck in New York, struggles, takes an unlikely detour into the world of advertising, then gets his big break.
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In "Punch Dumped Love", Luke said that his dance with Jessie would be nice if he got a kiss, and Jessie saying "Don't push your luck." Um, then what's the kiss she gave Luke in "Jessie's Big break" then?
Source: Series / Jessie
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