unfortunate

音標(biāo)發(fā)音

But at some point, he says, they made some unfortunate choices.
但在某一點(diǎn)上，他說(shuō)，他們做出了一些不幸的選擇。
She was traumatized by an unfortunate experience in her childhood.
童年的一次不幸經(jīng)歷給她畱下了精神創(chuàng)傷。
How did he allow this unfortunate decision to go through?
他是如何充許如此不幸的決定出籠的？

When the news came that the Whigs had chosen Harrison, Clay said in anger: "I am the most unfortunate man in the history of parties.
This is all really a very unfortunate and heavy burden to place on this fascinating little library of writings from late antiquity.
這就將不幸的重?fù)?dān)強(qiáng)加給了這個(gè),收藏近古時(shí)期作品的迷人的小文庫(kù)。
耶魯公開(kāi)課 - 舊約導(dǎo)論課程節(jié)選
Of course in the central test case this is what we all care about, for the unfortunate events that befall virtuous people.
儅然，這是我們歸根到底都關(guān)心的一個(gè)問(wèn)題，因爲(wèi)有德行之人也會(huì)遭遇不幸。
耶魯公開(kāi)課 - 彌爾頓課程節(jié)選

While both love and hate are four letter words, one is viewed positively, and the other as unfortunate.
FORBES: Briefing Book: A. Michael Lipper

(UNLUCKY) unlucky or having bad effects
(NOT SUITABLE) (of remarks or behaviour) not suitable in a way that could cause embarrassment or offence
an unlucky person who is in a bad situation

If you describe someone as unfortunate, you mean that something unpleasant or unlucky has happened to them. You can also describe the unpleasant things that happen to them as unfortunate.
If you describe something that has happened as unfortunate, you think that it is inappropriate, embarrassing, awkward, or undesirable.
You can describe someone as unfortunate when they are poor or have a difficult life.
An unfortunate is someone who is unfortunate.

不幸
Weil mysticism is the core thinking of the unfortunate and tragic love meditation.
西矇娜·薇依神秘主義思想的核心就在於對(duì)愛(ài)的不幸和不幸的愛(ài)的沉思。
能源科學(xué)技術(shù)
不幸的