jinxed

中英词典：

形容词（Adjective）：

jinxed [ˈdʒɪŋkst] （美式英语）/ˈdʒɪŋkt/ （英式英语）
1. 被诅咒的；倒霉的
2. 常引发不幸的；常遭厄运的

名词（Noun）：

jinxed [ˈdʒɪŋkst] （美式英语）/ˈdʒɪŋkt/ （英式英语）
1. 怪力乱神的人（或物）；带来厄运的人（或物）
2. 带来厄运的事物

词语辨析：

与"jinxed"相关的词汇包括：cursed、unlucky、hoodooed、hexed、misfortunate

词汇扩充：

jinx、jinxing

近义词（Synonyms）：

cursed、unlucky、hoodooed、hexed、misfortunate

反义词（Antonyms）：

lucky、fortunate、blessed

柯林斯词典（Collins Dictionary）：

形容词（Adjective）：

1. If you describe something or someone as jinxed, you believe that they are unlucky or that they have been made unlucky.
如果你形容某事或某人是“jinxed”，你相信他们是不走运的，或者说他们被诅咒了。
例：The project seemed to be jinxed from the start. 这个项目似乎从一开始就不走运。
例：He is convinced that he is jinxed and brings bad luck wherever he goes. 他确信自己带来厄运，无论走到哪里都会有不好的事情发生。
2. If you say that someone or something is jinxed, you mean that they are having a lot of bad luck or that a lot of bad things are happening to them.
如果你说某人或某物是“jinxed”，你的意思是他们运气很差，或者说他们发生了许多糟糕的事情。
例：The team seems to be jinxed this season, with one defeat after another. 这个赛季这个队似乎运气很差，一次又一次地被打败。
例：She always seems to choose jinxed relationships. 她总是似乎选择了倒霉的恋情。

名词（Noun）：

1. A jinxed person or thing is someone or something that is believed to be unlucky or that brings bad luck.
例：They called him a jinx and refused to have him on the team. 他们称他为不走运的人，拒绝让他加入队伍。
例：The car became known as a jinx because of the number of accidents it was involved in. 这辆车因为所涉及的事故数量而被称为厄运之物。
2. If you say that something is a jinx, you mean that it is causing bad luck or that it is unlikely to be successful.
如果你说某事是“jinx”，你的意思是它会带来厄运，或者它不太可能成功。
例：The team blamed their recent losses on a jinx that had been put on them. 这个队将最近的失利归咎于被施加在他们身上的厄运。
例：Some people believe that black cats are a jinx. 有些人认为黑猫是带来厄运的东西。

牛津词典（Oxford Dictionary）：

形容词（Adjective）：

1. Bring bad luck to; cast an evil spell on.
给...带来厄运；施加邪术于...
例：We thought the place was jinxed because everything went wrong. 我们觉得那个地方是不吉利的，因为一切都出了问题。
例：The car was said to be jinxed because it had been in so many accidents. 据说这辆车是厄运之车，因为它发生过很多次事故。
2. (of a person or thing) Accursed; doomed.
（指人或物）被诅咒的；注定要失败的
例：Every time I wear this shirt, something bad happens—I think it's jinxed. 每次我穿这件衬衫，都会发生一些不好的事情，我觉得它是不吉利的。
例：He's convinced he's jinxed and brings bad luck to everyone around him. 他确信自己是不吉利的，会给身边的每个人带来厄运。

名词（Noun）：

1. A person or thing that is believed to bring bad luck.
被认为带来厄运的人或物
例：I must be a jinx—everything I touch seems to break. 我一定是个带来厄运的人，我碰到的东西似乎都会坏掉。
例：She seemed to be a jinx—whenever she was around, accidents happened. 她似乎是个带来厄运的人，只要她在场，事故就会发生。
2. An instance of bad luck.
厄运的一次实例
例：The team blamed their loss on a jinx that had been put on them. 这个队将他们的失败归咎于施加在他们身上的厄运。
例：She believed that breaking a mirror brought seven years of jinx. 她相信打破镜子会带来七年的厄运。

用法：

1. "jinxed"作形容词时，表示某人或某物不走运，常引发不幸，或常遭厄运。 2. "jinxed"作名词时，表示怪力乱神的人（或物），带来厄运的人（或物）。 3. 与"jinxed"相关的词汇包括：cursed、unlucky、hoodooed、hexed、misfortunate。 4. "jinx"可作动词，表示给某人或某物带来厄运，施加邪术。 5. "jinx"作名词时，表示被认为带来厄运的人（或物）或厄运的一次实例。

例句：

1. He believes he is jinxed because bad things always happen to him. (他相信自己是倒霉的，因为总是发生不好的事情。)
2. That old house is said to be jinxed, as every family that has lived there has had something terrible happen. (据说那座老房子是被诅咒的，因为每个住在那里的家庭都发生了可怕的事情。)
3. She thought her new job would bring good luck, but it turned out to be jinxed. (她以为新的工作会带来好运，但结果证明是倒霉的。)
4. His friends called him a jinx because every time he went to a party, something went wrong. (他的朋友称他为倒霉鬼，因为他每次去派对都会出事。)
5. She believed that breaking a mirror brought seven years of jinx. (她相信打破镜子会带来七年的厄运。)
6. The team blamed their loss on a jinx that had been put on them. (这个队将他们的失败归咎于施加在他们身上的厄运。)
7. He always seems to choose jinxed relationships. (他总是似乎选择了倒霉的恋情。)
8. The project seemed to be jinxed from the start. (这个项目似乎从一开始就不走运。)
9. She is convinced that she is jinxed and brings bad luck wherever she goes. (她确信自己带来厄运，无论走到哪里都会有不好的事情发生。)
10. The team seems to be jinxed this season, with one defeat after another. (这个赛季这个队似乎运气很差，一次又一次地被打败。)
11. They called him a jinx and refused to have him on the team. (他们称他为不走运的人，拒绝让他加入队伍。)
12. The car became known as a jinx because of the number of accidents it was involved in. (这辆车因为所涉及的事故数量而被称为厄运之物。)
13. I must be a jinx—everything I touch seems to break. (我一定是个带来厄运的人，我碰到的东西似乎都会坏掉。)
14. She seemed to be a jinx—whenever she was around, accidents happened. (她似乎是个带来厄运的人，只要她在场，事故就会发生。)
15. We thought the place was jinxed because everything went wrong. (我们觉得那个地方是不吉利的，因为一切都出了问题。)
16. Every time I wear this shirt, something bad happens—I think it's jinxed. (每次我穿这件衬衫，都会发生一些不好的事情，我觉得它是不吉利的。)
17. Some people believe that black cats are a jinx. (有些人认为黑猫是带来厄运的东西。)
18. We blamed our bad luck on a jinx that had been cast on us. (我们将运气不好归咎于施加在我们身上的厄运。)
19. She believes that the necklace is jinxed and brings misfortune to anyone who wears it. (她相信这个项链是带来厄运的，会给任何戴它的人带来不幸。)
20. He thinks he is jinxed because every business he starts fails. (他认为自己是倒霉的，因为他开始的每个生意都失败了。)
21. They considered the old house to be jinxed and refused to live there. (他们认为那座旧房子是不吉利的，拒绝住在那里。)
22. The team blamed their recent losses on a jinx that had been put on them. (这个队将最近的失利归咎于被施加在他们身上的厄运。)