Definition of mazel tov in English:

mazel tov

exclamationˌtɒfˈmaz(ə)l ˌtɔːvˈmäzəl ˌtôv

(among Jewish people) congratulations; good luck.
Example sentencesExamples
- The shabbos after I was declared to be in complete remission, the men of the shul danced and sang mazel tov while the women cried and hugged me.
- The couple is then pronounced man and wife, and the groom steps on a glass as everyone shouts mazel tov.
- I'm not sure the film is precisely a comedy - in fact, I'm pretty sure it's not - but all publicity is good publicity, so mazel tov to them!
- Though she'd been told otherwise, right to the last that woman thought a surprise rabbi would appear from the rafters to say mazel tov.

Origin

From modern Hebrew mazzāl ṭōḇ, literally 'good star'.

Definition of mazel tov in US English:

mazel tov

exclamationˈmäzəl ˌtôv

A Jewish phrase expressing congratulations or wishing someone good luck.
Example sentencesExamples
- I'm not sure the film is precisely a comedy - in fact, I'm pretty sure it's not - but all publicity is good publicity, so mazel tov to them!
- Though she'd been told otherwise, right to the last that woman thought a surprise rabbi would appear from the rafters to say mazel tov.
- The shabbos after I was declared to be in complete remission, the men of the shul danced and sang mazel tov while the women cried and hugged me.
- The couple is then pronounced man and wife, and the groom steps on a glass as everyone shouts mazel tov.

Origin

From modern Hebrew mazzāl ṭōḇ, literally ‘good star’.

单词	mazel tov
释义	Definition of mazel tov in English: mazel tov exclamationˌtɒfˈmaz(ə)l ˌtɔːvˈmäzəl ˌtôv (among Jewish people) congratulations; good luck. Example sentencesExamples The shabbos after I was declared to be in complete remission, the men of the shul danced and sang mazel tov while the women cried and hugged me. The couple is then pronounced man and wife, and the groom steps on a glass as everyone shouts mazel tov. I'm not sure the film is precisely a comedy - in fact, I'm pretty sure it's not - but all publicity is good publicity, so mazel tov to them! Though she'd been told otherwise, right to the last that woman thought a surprise rabbi would appear from the rafters to say mazel tov. Origin From modern Hebrew mazzāl ṭōḇ, literally 'good star'. Definition of mazel tov in US English: mazel tov exclamationˈmäzəl ˌtôv A Jewish phrase expressing congratulations or wishing someone good luck. Example sentencesExamples I'm not sure the film is precisely a comedy - in fact, I'm pretty sure it's not - but all publicity is good publicity, so mazel tov to them! Though she'd been told otherwise, right to the last that woman thought a surprise rabbi would appear from the rafters to say mazel tov. The shabbos after I was declared to be in complete remission, the men of the shul danced and sang mazel tov while the women cried and hugged me. The couple is then pronounced man and wife, and the groom steps on a glass as everyone shouts mazel tov. Origin From modern Hebrew mazzāl ṭōḇ, literally ‘good star’.
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