Pronouns are numerous; Plenty. Group, divide ... (often used with out); To divide (land) into many pieces.
His new car was locked in the parking lot? A lot? Last night.
His new car was locked in the parking lot last night.
Deformation:
Past tense lottery
Past participle lotted
Present participle lotting
Third person singular batch
Complex batch
Lexical analysis
These nouns all mean "fate" or "luck".
Destiny is a common word, which focuses on doomed destiny and beautiful vision for future destiny.
Destiny is a solemn word, which refers to unfortunate fate, implies inevitability, horror and unchangeable human will, and has a strong fatalistic color.
Lot refers to accidental luck or the unfortunate fate of a lifetime.
Refers to the final, usually catastrophic or destructive fate, implying the inevitable.
Luck is a common everyday word, which refers to good luck or bad luck, especially good luck, sometimes a successful or happy ending.
Fortune is a common word, which refers to a fate determined by chance or luck, such as implying better luck or a happy future than fate.