Inauspicious
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What Does Inauspicious Mean?
- 不吉利的
- 不祥的
- 不幸的
Inauspicious Pronunciation
ˌɪnəˈspɪʃəs
Inauspicious Definition
adjective
Definition
Not conducive to success; unpromising or unlucky.
In ZH
不利于成功的；不吉利的或不幸运的。
How to Use Inauspicious in a Sentence
- The dark clouds in the sky were seen as an inauspicious sign for the wedding plans.
- He considered the broken mirror an inauspicious omen before his big exam.
- Starting a new project on Friday the 13th felt like an inauspicious choice.
Cultural Notes
In many cultures, including Chinese, certain days or objects are considered inauspicious. This belief can influence decisions about when to start projects or events.
noun
Definition
An instance or situation that is considered unlucky or unfavorable.
In ZH
被认为是不幸或不利的情况。
How to Use Inauspicious in a Sentence
- Some viewed the news as an inauspicious for the upcoming election.
- The team's inauspicious start to the season raised concerns among fans.
- Despite the inauspicious circumstances, the event turned out to be a great success.
Cultural Notes
The term is often used in discussions about luck and fortune, particularly in contexts where success is highly valued.