英语词汇“Murphy's law”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	Murphy's law
释义	Murphy's law Murphy's law /ˌmɜː.fizˈlɔː/ aep /ˌmɝː.fizˈlɑː/ noun [U] (_{UK OFFENSIVE ALSO} ˌSod's ˈlaw) humorous ► F0 the principle that if it is possible for something to go wrong, it will go wrong: » The bus is always late but today when I was late it came on time - that's Murphy's law I suppose!Thesaurus⁺: ↑Good luck and bad luck
随便看	♯ People appearing in court ♯ People having good qualities ♯ People held in prison ♯ People in charge of or controlling other people ♯ People in general ♯ People of little importance ♯ People of specific racial or ethnic background ♯ People's ages ♯ People who analyse and judge ♯ People who are boring and old-fashioned ♯ People who buy things ♯ People who clean and tidy places and things ♯ People who enjoy pleasure ♯ People who help or serve people professionally ♯ People who live or settle somewhere ♯ People who make and serve food ♯ People who make predictions ♯ People who perform magic or have paranormal abilities ♯ People who receive medical treatment ♯ People who reveal secrets and tell tales ♯ People who sell sex or are promiscuous ♯ People who sell things ♯ People who work for the police service ♯ People who work in cinemas and theatres ♯ People who work in publishing

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