恶运的的英文

• evil
• ill-fated
• inauspicious

• "恶运"英文翻译    bad luck; ill luck; misfortu ...
• "的"英文翻译    4次方是 The fourth power of 2 i ...
• "恶运的, 不幸的, 不吉的" 英文翻译 :    ill-fated
• "恶运" 英文翻译 :    bad luck; ill luck; misfortune 避开恶运 keep off bad luck
• "恶运, 倒霉" 英文翻译 :    hard cheese
• "恶运，倒霉。" 英文翻译 :    rough luck
• "〔英俚〕恶运，倒霉。" 英文翻译 :    hard cheese
• "避开恶运" 英文翻译 :    keoff bad luck
• "恶运临头后" 英文翻译 :    misfortunes tell us what fortune is
• "双重恶运" 英文翻译 :    double whammy
• "被运的" 英文翻译 :    carried
• "船运的" 英文翻译 :    seaborne
• "厄运的" 英文翻译 :    doomful
• "浮运的" 英文翻译 :    floating
• "干运的" 英文翻译 :    shipping-dry
• "更运的" 英文翻译 :    ulterior
• "海运的" 英文翻译 :    marine; maritime; ocean-borne; seaborne
• "好运的" 英文翻译 :    lucky; prosperous
• "禁运的" 英文翻译 :    contraband
• "空运的" 英文翻译 :    abn; air borne; air trzaznsported; airborne; airlifted; airphibious; skyborne; spaceborne
• "联运的" 英文翻译 :    connecting; intermodal; through
• "陆运的" 英文翻译 :    land-borne
• "命运的" 英文翻译 :    fatal adj
• "水运的" 英文翻译 :    water borne; waterborne
• "停运的" 英文翻译 :    non-operating

• I know not by what ill fate guided, everything went wrong with us afterwards .
  我不晓得受了什么恶运的支配，此后我们的一切事情都变糟了。
• An ill marriage is a spring of ill fortune
  不良的婚姻是恶运的来源。
• Or , in the case of one team of salvage experts , unfortunate enough
  但是对于一队打捞专家来说却是交上恶运的开始。
• You said it was the worst bad luck in the world to touch a snake - skin with my hands
  你说，我用手去摸蛇皮，那是会遭到世界上最倒霉的恶运的。
• More recently , it is often considered unlucky for the groom to see the bride prior the ceremony and the veil was considered the means of avoiding bad luck
  最近，通常来说人们认为新郎在举行仪式之前看到新娘是不吉利的，而且面纱被认为是避免恶运的方法。
• S courtesied gravely , and said - " that is not my name , and in my country it bodes ill fortune , they say , to call a young girl by the name of her betrothed before he becomes her husband . so call me merc
  美塞苔丝庄重地点头示意说： “现在请先别这么称呼我，在我的家乡，人们说，对一个未结婚的姑娘，就拿她未婚夫的姓名称呼她，是会给她带来恶运的。
• To be , or not to be ; that is the bare bodkin that makes calamity of so long life ; for who would fardels bear , till birnam wood do come to dunsinane , but that the fear of something after death murders the innocent sleep , great nature s second course , and makes us rather sling the arrows of outrageous fortune than fly to others that we know not of . there s the respect must give us pause : wake duncan with thy knocking
  活下去呢，还是不活下去，这是一把出鞘的宝剑，使这漫长的一生成为无穷的灾难，谁愿挑着重担，一直到勃南森林，真是来到了邓西宁，可是对死后的遭遇深怀恐惧，害死了无忧无虑的睡眠，伟大天性的第二条路，使我们宁愿抛出恶运的毒箭，决不逃往幽冥去寻求解脱，正是为了这个缘故我们才不得不踌躇。