Murphy's law

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishMurphy's lawMur‧phy’s law /ˌmɜːfiz ˈlɔː $ ˌmɜːrfiz ˈlɒː/ noun [uncountable] informal especially American English RFa tendency for bad things to happen whenever it is possible for them to do so – used humorously SYN sod’s law British EnglishExamples from the CorpusMurphy's law• I think a lot of readers will recognise your Murphy's Law Jean and may even have another name for it.Origin Murphy's law (1900-2000) Edward Murphy (born 1917), U.S. engineer who first thought of it

单词	Murphy's law
释义	Murphy's law From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishMurphy's lawMur‧phy’s law /ˌmɜːfiz ˈlɔː $ ˌmɜːrfiz ˈlɒː/ noun [uncountable] informal especially American English RFa tendency for bad things to happen whenever it is possible for them to do so – used humorously SYN sod’s law British EnglishExamples from the CorpusMurphy's law• I think a lot of readers will recognise your Murphy's Law Jean and may even have another name for it.Origin Murphy's law (1900-2000) Edward Murphy (born 1917), U.S. engineer who first thought of it
随便看	get in over your head get in perspective get in somebody’s face get in somebody’s hair get in the harvest get in the way of get in the way of something get in through the back door get in touch with get in touch with something get in trim get in with get in with somebody get into get into a huddle get into arrears get into difficulty get into shape get into something get into the spirit get into the spirit of get into the swing of it get into the swing of it/things get into the swing of things get into the way of doing