사용 패턴:
[someone] is unlucky (in/with [something])
He’s always been unlucky in love, even though he’s kind and funny.
Mindig peches volt a szerelemben, pedig kedves és vicces.
The team was unlucky again and lost in the final minute.
A csapat megint peches volt, és az utolsó percben kikapott.
Some people feel they are unlucky no matter how hard they try.
We were unlucky with the weather and it rained all weekend.
She considered herself unlucky compared to her more successful siblings.
학습자용 예문
I was unlucky and missed the last bus home.
Peches voltam, és lekéstem az utolsó buszt hazafelé.
Their team is unlucky and often loses by one goal.
A csapatuk peches, és gyakran egy góllal kap ki.
My brother is unlucky in love and is still single.
We were unlucky with our hotel; it was very noisy.
She feels unlucky because she cannot find a job.
자주 하는 실수:
Learners often say *"I am not lucky"* when *"I am unlucky"* is more natural, especially when talking about a general pattern of bad results. They may also confuse *"unlucky"* with *"sad"* or *"poor"*: *"He is an unlucky man"* means he has bad luck, not that he has little money or feels sad.
뜻
having bad luck or misfortune
연어
unlucky person
|unlucky team
|unlucky in love
|unlucky with money
|feel unlucky
|very unlucky
유의어
unfortunate (More formal and slightly softer; focuses on the sad result rather than the idea of ongoing bad luck.)
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ill-fated (Literary and stronger; suggests someone is destined to meet a bad end, not just everyday bad luck.)
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jinxed (Informal; suggests someone has a kind of curse so that bad things keep happening.)
반의어
lucky (Describes someone who often has good things happen by chance.)
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fortunate (More formal; stresses good outcomes and positive circumstances rather than chance alone.)
주제
daily life
|emotions
|relationships
|core_vocabulary
정의
Having bad luck, especially when things often go wrong for you or you do not get what you want.
Having or showing bad luck, especially by often experiencing disappointment, failure, or minor misfortune.
사용 패턴:
an unlucky [event/situation/moment]
It was an unlucky accident that could have happened to anyone.
Szerencsétlen baleset volt, bárkivel megtörténhetett volna.
They chose an unlucky time to travel and got stuck in a storm.
Szerencsétlen időpontot választottak az utazáshoz, és elakadtak egy viharban.
The company had an unlucky start to the year, with several projects failing.
In an unlucky turn of events, his car broke down on the way to the interview.
Her comment was unlucky and offended several people in the meeting.
학습자용 예문
It was an unlucky day for us because many things went wrong.
Szerencsétlen nap volt számunkra, mert sok minden rosszul alakult.
They had an unlucky start and were late for the exam.
Szerencsétlenül indult nekik a nap, és elkéstek a vizsgáról.
Because of an unlucky mistake, he sent the email to the wrong person.
We picked an unlucky time to go shopping; the store was closed.
The team lost after an unlucky goal in the last minute.
자주 하는 실수:
Learners sometimes use *"unlucky"* where *"bad"* or *"wrong"* is better, for example *"unlucky answer"* instead of *"wrong answer"*. Use *"unlucky"* when the bad result is mainly due to chance, not clearly someone’s fault.
뜻
caused by bad luck or mischance
연어
an unlucky accident
|an unlucky moment
|unlucky result
|unlucky timing
|unlucky mistake
|unlucky defeat
유의어
unfortunate (A bit more formal and common in writing; focuses on the regrettable outcome rather than the idea of luck.)
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ill-timed (Focuses on bad timing rather than luck in general.)
반의어
fortunate (Describes an event with a positive or lucky result.)
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lucky (Stresses that a good outcome happened by chance.)
주제
daily life
|accidents
|emotions
|core_vocabulary
정의
Describes an event or situation that is bad or sad and seems to happen because of chance, not because someone did something wrong.
Happening in a way that is unfortunate or unwanted because of chance, rather than through fault or intention.
사용 패턴:
an unlucky [number/day/object]
In many countries, thirteen is considered an unlucky number.
Sok országban a tizenhármat szerencsétlen számnak tartják.
Some actors think it is unlucky to say certain words before a performance.
Egyes színészek szerint balszerencsét hoz, ha bizonyos szavakat kimondanak előadás előtt.
They refused to move in on Friday the 13th because they felt it was an unlucky day.
He always avoids wearing that color because his grandmother says it’s unlucky.
Breaking a mirror is traditionally said to be unlucky.
학습자용 예문
My friend thinks 13 is an unlucky number.
A barátom szerint a tizenhármas szerencsétlen szám.
Some people say it is unlucky to open an umbrella inside.
Egyesek szerint balszerencsét hoz, ha bent kinyitunk egy esernyőt.
She will not travel on that date because it is unlucky for her.
They believe black cats are unlucky in their culture.
In his family, it is unlucky to walk under a ladder.
자주 하는 실수:
Learners sometimes translate cultural ideas directly and say things like *"It is a bad number"* when they mean *"It is an unlucky number"*. Use *"unlucky"* when talking about beliefs or superstitions, not just something you personally dislike.
뜻
thought to bring bad luck
연어
unlucky number
|unlucky day
|unlucky color
|unlucky sign
|unlucky to [do something]
|considered unlucky
유의어
inauspicious (Formal and literary; emphasizes a bad sign for the future rather than everyday luck.)
반의어
lucky (In this context, describes something believed to bring good luck.)
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auspicious (Formal; means seen as a good sign or favorable for success.)
주제
beliefs
|culture
|religion
|core_vocabulary
정의
Describes a number, day, thing, or action that people believe brings bad luck.
Regarded in popular belief or superstition as bringing bad luck or making bad luck more likely.