| 单词 | unfortunate |
| 释义 | un·fortunate I. a. < sending the unfortunate naval commander into exile — A.J.Toynbee > b. < an unfortunate decision > < unfortunate investments > < an unfortunate night for all concerned > < had an unfortunate experience with a neighborhood cleaner — Richard Joseph > c. < an unfortunate location for the business > < unfortunate social consequences — Willy Richardson > d. < rather an unfortunate choice in the circumstances — Denis Johnston > < his unfortunate personality — P.I.Wellman > e. < an unfortunate term > < his phrasing was rather unfortunate — Nation > f. < an unfortunate lapse of taste — Saul Maloff > g. of a sign of the zodiac Synonyms: see unlucky II. < leave off tormenting that unfortunate — Ellen Glasgow > < one of those unfortunates without influence or money — Kenneth Roberts > : a social outcast (as a prisoner or prostitute) < one more unfortunate … gone to her death — Thomas Hood †1845 > |
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