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Danil Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

"Three times in a row" - meaning

Good day. I am playing in a game and translate some dialogs to improve my language skill.

It's a part of a dialogue:

"The people on the boat were in dismay, surely and "unlucky person" was the one to blame for the situation. To find a person responsible fate was put in a "lucky draw". The fate of the wealthy son seemed grim however, as he was deemed "unlucky" three times in a row ."

What does the phrase "three times in row" means?
Is it a idiom ?
Did not find clear explanation!
Kind regards !
Danil
  

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Suppose you are rolling 2 dice. " The first time you get a 3 and 4. The second time you get a 5 and 2.

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  • " The first time you get a 3 and 4.
  • The second time you get a 5 and 2.
  • Tee third time you get a 6 and 1.
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Suppose you are rolling 2 dice. The count of 7 is "lucky."
The first time you get a 3 and 4.
The second time you get a 5 and 2.
Tee third time you get a 6 and 1.

You were lucky three times in a row (in a sequence.)
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Alpecca! Thank you! Great explanation ! I understood !!!
Have a good day!
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