Loto

Pronunciation: /loʊtoʊ/

Definitions of LOTO

noun a game of chance where players select a set of numbers in hopes of matching them with numbers drawn randomly

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a LOTO ticket for the weekly drawing.

A2 The LOTO numbers were announced on TV last night.

B1 Winning the LOTO jackpot would change my life.

B2 My friend won a significant amount of money playing LOTO.

C1 Some people believe that LOTO is a waste of money.

C2 The odds of winning the LOTO are incredibly low.

Examples of LOTO in a Sentence

formal The LOTO procedure must be followed before any maintenance work can begin.

informal Did you remember to do the LOTO before starting on the equipment?

slang I always make sure to LOTO before messing with any of the machines.

figurative Implementing LOTO in your daily routine can help you avoid potential hazards in life.

Grammatical Forms of LOTO

• past tense: LOTOed
• plural: LOTOS
• comparative: more LOTO
• superlative: most LOTO
• present tense: LOTO
• future tense: will LOTO
• perfect tense: have LOTOed
• continuous tense: LOTOing
• singular: LOTO
• positive degree: LOTO
• infinitive: to LOTO
• gerund: LOTOing
• participle: LOTOed

Origin and Evolution of LOTO

First Known Use: 1778 year

Language of Origin: Italian

Story behind the word: The word 'LOTO' is believed to have originated from the Italian word 'lotto' which means a game of chance or lottery.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'LOTO' has come to refer to a specific type of lottery game where players select a set of numbers in hopes of winning a prize. It has also been used to describe various types of games of chance or luck.