unlucky

音標發(fā)音

You might be one of the unlucky few.
很可能這一不幸就會將落在你的頭上。
Unlucky people tend to be creatures of routine.
不幸的人往往是默守成規(guī)的產(chǎn)物。
Otherwise, if two threads tried to execute the increment simultaneously, an unlucky interleaving of operations would result in the counter being incremented only once, instead of twice.
否則，如果兩個線程試圖同時執(zhí)行增加，操作的不幸交叉將導致計數(shù)器只被實現(xiàn)了一次，而不是被實現(xiàn)兩次。

On the bed,under a blanket, they could see the body of the unlucky mother.
All right? If I'm gambling, I'm saying, gee, if I'm really lucky, it'll be only on this side, and I've got a little bit of work to do, but if I'm unlucky, I'm scrawed, the past pluperfect of screwed, OK., or a Boston fish.
如果我夠幸運的話，目標數(shù)就會在這邊的，這會大大減少我的工作量，但如果不幸運呢？我就完蛋了，我就得再從剩下的這么大的數(shù)組里找了，這很痛苦，因此選中位數(shù)是正確答案。
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Setting yourself up before the fact so that you can win an argument after the fact, so that you didn't--you just got unlucky.
在事實發(fā)生之前先給自己預設一下結(jié)局,你就能在事實發(fā)生之后贏得一場爭論，所以你并不是不能做到-，只是不走運而已。
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Matt Korn, the unlucky AOL exec charged with managing this growth, has upgraded his network frantically.
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If someone is unlucky, they have bad luck.
You can use unlucky to describe unpleasant things which happen to someone, especially when you feel that the person does not deserve them.
Unlucky is used to describe something that is thought to cause bad luck.