英和和英

The lot falls to one.

The lot falls to one.

to draw a prize

to draw lots―cast lots―draw cuts

the action of winning a lottery

a winning ticket

drawing lots―lot-drawing―ballot

to draw lots for the amount to be clubbed by each

to draw a blank―sit down with a blank

You are lucky at lottery.

The lot has not fallen to me

to decide by lot―decide by ballot

The lot has fallen to me

to decide by lot―decide by ballot

a lottery game that takes place in Japan, called 'tomikuji'

a lottery called 'amidakuji'

to draw a prize （in the lottery）

I am unlucky at lottery.

a lottery called 'amidakuji'

The lot did not fall to me.

of drawing lots, the most disadvantageous lot

Let us draw lots who shall go―draw lots for the post of honour.

a person who is a director of a lottery

in an old Japanese lottery savings system, a type of ticket, called 'hanakuji'

the luck that determines if one will lose or win in a lottery

What is the prize number?

What was my surprise―What was not my surprise―at finding the lot fall to me!―To my surprise, the lot fell to me.

I am lucky―unlucky―（in drawing lots）.

The prize is 1,000 yen.

to draw a blank―（不幸せの意味なら）―be unlucky