What does "Third time's a charm." mean?

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What does  "Third time's a charm."  mean?

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The correct idiom is "Third time lucky"  as the number 3 was supposed to have  magic associated with it .

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when used as a question, it basically means "Did it take three tries/attempts?"

When used as a statement, it means "it took three tries" or if 2 attempts have been made, it can be said before the 3rd attempt to say "It will work this time, give it another try!"

More or less it's just something fun to say when something has taken 3 tries, or as a fun substitute for "it took 3 tries."  If something takes 2 or 4 tries, you might not say anything at all, but if it takes 3, you might say "Third time's a charm!" just for fun.

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it is a proverb
third time's a charm
One is sure to succeed at a task or event on the third try.

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Means that you must learn to lose twice.

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should work the 3rd try