mischance
英 [ˌmɪsˈtʃɑːns]
美 [ˌmɪsˈtʃæns]
n. 不幸; 厄运
复数：mischances
BNC.45138 / COCA.42492
牛津词典
noun
- 不幸；厄运
bad luck
英英释义
noun
- an instance of misfortune
- an unpredictable outcome that is unfortunate
- if I didn't have bad luck I wouldn't have any luck at all
双语例句
- What if by some mischance he fails to arrive?
要是他运气不好没到怎么办？ - Only a serious mischance will prevent them from getting there in time tomorrow.
只有发生严重的意外才会使他们明天不能及时到达那里。 - Deprivation is a common mischance.
穷困是常见的灾难。 - The hope and despair of life, the exaltation and listlessness of love, the nation's aspirations and mischance, which stand in contrast and conflict, are interwoven and mingled in his poems.
生的希望与绝望、爱的欣喜与怅惘、民族的期待与灾难等都在他的诗中交织、扭结、矛盾和冲突。 - Through sheer mischance the letter remained unread. But nearing solution is not the same as a complete and thorough solution.
经由如此彻底的不幸这封信仍未被读。接近于解决不等于完全的彻底的解决； - From this mischance, I impressively learn that sometimes our human life is so frail, so much so that we can lose control of it before we realize what has stolen it.
从这场灾难，我深深感到有时人的生命是如此脆弱，一刹那间生命已被夺走。 - One has to consider the chance of a mischance.
人都必须考虑灾难的可能性。 - What we need now is a saving clause in case of some unforeseen mischance, such as damage by rats, etc.
现在我们所需要的是一个附加条款，对诸如鼠害等意外事件作出规定。 - This might have been the merest mischance.
这也许只是区区小厄运。 - They proceeded on their journey without any mischance.
他们继续旅行没有遇到任何不测。