Definition of schlimazel in English:

schlimazel

(also schlemazel)

nounʃlɪˈmɒz(ə)lSHləˈmäzəl

US informal

A consistently unlucky or accident-prone person.
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘You must give me money,’ insisted the schlimazel.
- Schlemiel and schlimazel that we are, the power went out, but it fortuitously came back on in just enough time to warm the warm and chill the cold.
- And a schlemazel (biggest idiot) would do the first two things and end up cutting off his hands in the process.
- ‘If you don't, ‘said the schlimazel, ‘I'll go into the hat business.’
- Because of its poor reception, it became his own favorite - like parents who among their children favor the schlimazel.

Origin

Yiddish, from Middle High German slim 'crooked' + Hebrew mazzāl 'luck'.

Definition of schlimazel in US English:

schlimazel

(also schlemazel)

nounSHləˈmäzəl

US informal

A consistently unlucky or accident-prone person.
Example sentencesExamples
- Schlemiel and schlimazel that we are, the power went out, but it fortuitously came back on in just enough time to warm the warm and chill the cold.
- Because of its poor reception, it became his own favorite - like parents who among their children favor the schlimazel.
- And a schlemazel (biggest idiot) would do the first two things and end up cutting off his hands in the process.
- ‘If you don't, ‘said the schlimazel, ‘I'll go into the hat business.’
- ‘You must give me money,’ insisted the schlimazel.

Origin

Yiddish, from Middle High German slim ‘crooked’ + Hebrew mazzāl ‘luck’.

单词	schlimazel
释义	Definition of schlimazel in English: schlimazel (also schlemazel) nounʃlɪˈmɒz(ə)lSHləˈmäzəl US informal A consistently unlucky or accident-prone person. Example sentencesExamples ‘You must give me money,’ insisted the schlimazel. Schlemiel and schlimazel that we are, the power went out, but it fortuitously came back on in just enough time to warm the warm and chill the cold. And a schlemazel (biggest idiot) would do the first two things and end up cutting off his hands in the process. ‘If you don't, ‘said the schlimazel, ‘I'll go into the hat business.’ Because of its poor reception, it became his own favorite - like parents who among their children favor the schlimazel. Origin Yiddish, from Middle High German slim 'crooked' + Hebrew mazzāl 'luck'. Definition of schlimazel in US English: schlimazel (also schlemazel) nounSHləˈmäzəl US informal A consistently unlucky or accident-prone person. Example sentencesExamples Schlemiel and schlimazel that we are, the power went out, but it fortuitously came back on in just enough time to warm the warm and chill the cold. Because of its poor reception, it became his own favorite - like parents who among their children favor the schlimazel. And a schlemazel (biggest idiot) would do the first two things and end up cutting off his hands in the process. ‘If you don't, ‘said the schlimazel, ‘I'll go into the hat business.’ ‘You must give me money,’ insisted the schlimazel. Origin Yiddish, from Middle High German slim ‘crooked’ + Hebrew mazzāl ‘luck’.
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