jinx

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishjinxjinx /dʒɪŋks/ noun [singular] UNLUCKYsomeone or something that brings bad luck, or a period of bad luck that results from this The company had suffered so many disasters that some employees feared a jinx.Examples from the Corpusjinx• Contrary to all that gar-bage about being a jinx, she brought me nothing but good luck.• They reckon it's a jinx after last night.• This weekend they all want to end the January jinx.• Now she's waiting for Wimbledon and a chance to beat her second round jinx.• Muttering some vulgar exorcism to avert the jinx, Juron tore the panel open.Origin jinx (1900-2000) Perhaps from jynx type of bird used in doing magic ((17-19 centuries)), from Greek iygx

单词	jinx
释义	jinx From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishjinxjinx /dʒɪŋks/ noun [singular] UNLUCKYsomeone or something that brings bad luck, or a period of bad luck that results from this The company had suffered so many disasters that some employees feared a jinx.Examples from the Corpusjinx• Contrary to all that gar-bage about being a jinx, she brought me nothing but good luck.• They reckon it's a jinx after last night.• This weekend they all want to end the January jinx.• Now she's waiting for Wimbledon and a chance to beat her second round jinx.• Muttering some vulgar exorcism to avert the jinx, Juron tore the panel open.Origin jinx (1900-2000) Perhaps from jynx type of bird used in doing magic ((17-19 centuries)), from Greek iygx
随便看	exclamer exclude exclude from exclude from exclude from exclude from exclude from doing exclude somebody from (doing) something exclude somebody from something exclude somebody/something from something exclude something from something excludere excluding exclusa exclusion exclusion zone exclusive exclusive access etc exclusive access/rights/use etc exclusive coverage etc exclusive economic zone exclusive interview etc exclusive of exclusive of something exclusive report etc