第三人称复数：misfortunes
misfortune的近义词
名词不幸; 厄运; 灾难; 不幸的事
misfortune的解释
名词
1. He failed in business not because of misfortune, but because of his own error.
他业务上的失败不是由于遇到了厄运，而是由于他自己的过错。
2. The hurricane was a great misfortune for many people in the area.
飓风给这一地区许多人带来很大灾难。
3. He had the misfortune to break his left arm.
他不幸把左胳臂折断了。
4. I had the misfortune to lose my watch.
我真晦气，把手表丢了。
1. 灾祸：记得一定要对敌人使用灾祸(Misfortune)魔法,敌人幸运值降低后不仅物理攻击对其伤害加半,闪电、爆裂、碎裂这三种大杀伤力的单体攻击魔法伤害同样会加半.
2. 不幸、灾祸：blight 使枯萎 | misfortune 不幸、灾祸 | disaster 灾难
1. 不幸;灾祸
A misfortune is something unpleasant or unlucky that happens to someone.
e.g. She seemed to enjoy the misfortunes of others...
她似乎喜欢幸灾乐祸。
e.g. He had his full share of misfortune.
他吃尽了苦头。
1. About half an hour after the old man realized his misfortune, the girl's call came in.
2. misfortune
2. But the unfortunate former gymnast faced such a wave of criticism for cashing in on his misfortune that he was forced to close the account.
3. Some even start to hate their families because of the hardship they must endure, or at least complain about the misfortune of being born into a deprived family.
4. misfortune
4. She explains there are reminders of misfortune everywhere but that is not something children diagnosed with terminal diseases need as a constant in their lives.
5. His daughter cannot fight back the tears when she remembers the tough days, but Xie takes the misfortune lightly.
6. Their misfortune up to now reflects a deep flaw in man's efforts to deal with climate change and the environmental crisis.
7. " I happened to be able to benefit from his misfortune of the day, " Hoffman added.
8. If ever you wanted proof that blessings can come in the guise of misfortune, then surely this is it.
9. The Tibetan people have fully realized through the March 14 riot that harmony brings happiness to the people while unrest stands for misfortune.
10. Had there not been intensive administrative measures to stabilize urban markets, the misfortune of these farmers might have been only a pitiful story of bad timing.
noun
1. unnecessary and unforeseen trouble resulting from an unfortunate event
Synonym: bad luck
2. an unfortunate state resulting from unfavorable outcomes
Synonym: bad luck tough luck ill luck