语录网随笔 倒霉英文短句,bad luck是可数还是不可数?

倒霉英文短句,bad luck是可数还是不可数?

bad luck是可数的。

bad luck的意思是: 运气不好,坏运气;噩运;球运不佳;

例句Bad luck, but we have to head back home instead.

倒霉,我们只有回家了。

例句All this, it has to be said, is no protection against bad luck, as Hoffenheim's story also shows.

体育同其他商业一样,所有这些因素都难逃坏运气,霍芬海姆的实例也说明了这点

是luckly 这是lucky的副词形式,意思是 幸运地,幸运的是。

1、luckly

真幸运

1、短语

1、Luckly Ending 将不放弃 ; 不会放弃

2、Luckly dog 真幸运狗

3、Luckly Guy 行运一条龙

2、双语例句

1、However , Luckly I get the job.

提高我们工作的能力和效率。

2、Luckly LiangL started to drink.

还好,这下,他开始喝了。

3、I am looking for the English edition, and luckly I make it here . Thanks guy.

一直在找英文版,终于在这里找到了,谢谢。

2、lucky

英 ['lʌkɪ]美 ['lʌki]

adj. 幸运的;侥幸的

1、Lucky Luciano 查理·卢西安诺 ; 教父之祖 ; 卢西亚诺 ; 卢西安诺

2、lucky dog 幸运儿 ; 耳朵大有福 ; 幸运狗 ; 幸运的人

3、Lucky 7 幸运7号 ; 幸运 ; 鸡腿 ; 鸡腿专辑

1、Lucky for me I have you.

有你在边上我很幸运。

2、He should be so lucky.

他应该很幸运了。

3、For myself I do not grumble, for I am one of the lucky ones.

我没有什么可抱怨的,因为我是这里面最幸运的一个。

扩展资料

倒霉 [dǎo méi]

v. fall on evil days

1、短语

1、倒霉日 Bad Day

2、倒霉事 Hard cheese ; a bad job ; Poor Things ; down

3、倒霉前提 disadvantage

2、双语例句

1、走好运与倒霉交替发生。

Good times alternate with bad.

2、任何人任何时候都可能交噩运倒霉。

Bad luck may befall to anyone at any time.

3、我告诉你,我以后再也不要到这个倒霉地方来了!

I tell you I never want to come back to this lousy place!

all hell breaks loose好像天都塌下来了; 倒霉透顶双语例句1Now they do it to a white lady and all hell breaks loose.现在他们对一个白人妇女干这事,好像天都塌下来了。

2Storming is the next stage, when all hell breaks loose and the leaders arelynched.当情况变的异常混乱而且领导者被流言蜚语中伤时,震荡阶段就开始了。

3One of their hostages escapes and runs for help, but all hell breaks loosewhen she runs to the wrong house.他们的一个人质逃出来寻求救助,但倒霉透顶的是她跑进了“错误的”房子。

I had a streak of tough luck yesterday. Everything, it seemed to me, went wrong. And I simply couldn’t understand why all the bad things happened to me in one single day.In the morning, as luck would have it, my alarm clock didn’t ring, and with an aching head I woke up half an hour later than usual. I was in such a hurry that, when making an omelet, I got my fingers burnt and splashed the omelet all over the floor of the kitchen.Having no time for my breakfast at that point, I rushed out of my house with an empty stomach and hurting fingers. I had intended to catch the 7:30 subway, but somehow I couldn’t make it. I became very nervous at the mere thought of being late for my English class

动〉have bad/hard/rough luck;have a bad time;be out of luck;be down on one’s luck;fall on evil days

[例句]

总有一天他会倒霉的。

He will come to a bad end one of these days

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