“Lucky shot” in Japanese
Short answer
Lucky shot in Japanese is “まぐれ当たり” (magureatari). Full meaning: lucky shot, fluke.
Other ways to say “Lucky shot” in Japanese
フロック
furokku fluke, chance, unexpected event, lucky shot (e.g. in billiards)
マグレ当たり
magureatari lucky shot, fluke
マグレ当り
magureatari lucky shot, fluke
まぐれ当り
magureatari lucky shot, fluke
ブロック
burokku fluke, chance, unexpected event, lucky shot (e.g. in billiards)
フロッグ
furoggu fluke, chance, unexpected event, lucky shot (e.g. in billiards)
ぶろっく
burokku fluke, chance, unexpected event, lucky shot (e.g. in billiards)
フロツグ
furoggu fluke, chance, unexpected event, lucky shot (e.g. in billiards)
フロツク
furokku fluke, chance, unexpected event, lucky shot (e.g. in billiards)
ブロツク
burokku fluke, chance, unexpected event, lucky shot (e.g. in billiards)
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