jinx 的 2 个定义
- a person, thing, or influence supposed to bring bad luck.
- to bring bad luck to; place a jinx on: The strike has jinxed my plans to go to Milwaukee for the weekend.
- to destroy the point of: His sudden laugh jinxed the host's joke.
jinx 近义词
curse
jinx 的近义词 11 个
jinx 的反义词 4 个
curse
更多jinx例句
- Is it a jinx, like being put on the cover of Sports Illustrated?
- I helped make the ads; it was too late for a sea change, but late enough to break the midterm jinx.
- Stolen By Jinx Jamison and Minx Malone The Madame X School of Sex series of short ebooks are steamy cheap buys.
- Once was unlucky, twice looked like an evil jinx, a curse, an astrological conspiracy.
- Only a jinx of the most malevolent type could have prompted his hurried exit from a train to dodge an imaginary "bull."
- The other night I took a walk, and called on Jinx, across the block.
- The home of Jinx was full of boys and girls and forty kinds of noise.
- “Worst jinx in the world to see a cross-eyed man,” I replied.
- One adopted the plan of "expecting disappointment" as a means of cheating the "jinx."