运气太差了。
Oh, what a bad luck. Just one day is ok.
啊，好倒霉啊，就这样的一天就够了。
What a bad luck! He also lost his finger.
太不幸了！他的手指也没了。
What a bad luck! I was scolded again today.
运气真差！我今天又被责骂了。
Ah, what a bad luck, until my tongue is still a little sore now!
哎，真倒霉，直到现在我的舌头还有点疼呢！
What a bad luck day it was for the driver because we got into a traffic jam before we were half way to Dafang – a large goods vehicle fully loaded of coal had its rear wheels trapped by mud!
可惜今天司机运气实在太坏，还开了没一半路呢，又遇上了塞车---一辆运满了煤炭的大货车后轮陷在淤泥里，抛锚了！
Which is what makes Friday, October 13, 1307-a day so infamous, so despicable, that Western civilization continues to label it with bad luck-so difficult to accept.
这就是为什么1307年十月13日星期五，是如此丑恶如此卑鄙的一天，西方世界至今还认为它是不幸的日子，如此困难无法接受。
Or, to put it another way, what really killed the dinosaurs was a string of the most atrocious bad luck.
或者，换言之，真正让恐龙灭绝的是一连串极端不幸的不幸。
Elizabeth: What? A sign of bad luck?
伊丽莎白：什么？是坏运气的征兆？
"Year" what is it? Is a kind of bad luck for people's imagination in animals.
“年”是什么呢？是一种为人们带来坏运气的想象中的动物。
Also, if you trip up -bad luck you miss a note -, as you do it you have in front what you're supposed to be playing, and it is much easier to get out of the trip-up.
另外，如果你在演奏时非常不幸漏掉了一个音符，那么你会回到前面，再弹一遍没有问题的。
What bad luck to spend so much money on a fake.
花这么多钱买了假货，太冤了！
What bad luck to spend so much money on a fake.
花这么多钱买了假货，太冤了！
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