ill luck

英 [ɪl lʌk]

美 [ɪl lʌk]

网络  厄运; 不幸; 坏运气; 背运; 恶运

英英释义

noun

• an unfortunate state resulting from unfavorable outcomes
  Synonym:misfortunebad lucktough luck

双语例句

• These nouns all refer to a state or an instance of ill fortune or bad luck.
  这些名词都指示一种坏运气或倒霉的状态或事件。
• She left home with her husband, but as ill luck would have it he fell ill and died.
  她随丈夫离开家乡，后来时运不济，他病重身亡。
• Once being regarded as aed to foretell good or ill luck, I-ching is one of the important links in traditional Chinese culture to discuss human life.
  《易经》曾一度作为占卜预知吉凶福祸之书，是中华文化对人生问题探讨重要之一环。
• After Song Dynasty, the customs has changed, and the symbolic meaning has changed from good luck to ill luck.
  宋代以后，乌啼报喜之说和奉乌祈福的习俗均已发生变化，乌鸦象征意义经历了由吉到凶的转变过程。
• By ill luck it was a rainy evening.
  不凑巧，那晚偏下雨。
• If you see frogs in a low marshy area this is a sign of ill luck and losses.
  如果您看到青蛙在一个低沼泽区，这是一个迹象，病患者运气和损失。
• She had brought ill luck into her family
  她给家庭带来了厄运。
• Man's life is full of the various good or ill luck.
  人生充满着种种吉凶。
• The ancient human beings, due to the underdevelopment of science, hold that dreams indicate the good or ill luck. In other words, they convey the ghosts and gods 'messages.
  上古人类由于科学文化不发达，认为梦是吉凶的预示，及鬼神旨意的传达。
• They did not talk much. They were too much absorbed in hating themselves& hating the ill luck that made them take the spade and the pick there.
  他俩没再多说，只是一个劲地埋怨自己，怪运气不好，才把那倒霉的锹和镐头带到这儿来。