Definition of Buckley's in English:

Buckley's

noun ˈbʌklɪz

in phrase have Buckley's luck" or "have Buckley's chanceAustralian, NZ informal

Have little or no chance of doing or achieving something.
the vehicle had Buckley's chance of stopping
Example sentencesExamples
- Therefore, if one has a matter which is over $10 000, one has Buckley's chance of having it heard in the Industrial Magistrates Court.
- I need to put this on record because I am supposed to be hosting that concert and I think I have a Buckley's of doing that.
- In short, they feared that they had Buckley's chance of making a success of it.

Origin

Late 19th century: sometimes said to be from the name of William Buckley (died 1856), who, despite dire predictions as to his chances of survival, lived with the Aborigines for many years.

单词	Buckley's
释义	Definition of Buckley's in English: Buckley's noun ˈbʌklɪz in phrase have Buckley's luck" or "have Buckley's chanceAustralian, NZ informal Have little or no chance of doing or achieving something. the vehicle had Buckley's chance of stopping Example sentencesExamples Therefore, if one has a matter which is over $10 000, one has Buckley's chance of having it heard in the Industrial Magistrates Court. I need to put this on record because I am supposed to be hosting that concert and I think I have a Buckley's of doing that. In short, they feared that they had Buckley's chance of making a success of it. Origin Late 19th century: sometimes said to be from the name of William Buckley (died 1856), who, despite dire predictions as to his chances of survival, lived with the Aborigines for many years.
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