unfortunates

unfortunates

美 [ʌnˈfɔrtʃənət] 　英 [ʌnˈfɔː(r)tʃ(ə)nət]

• adj.不幸的；运气不好的；不恰好的；使人遗憾的
• n.不幸的人；被社会遗弃的人
• 网络倒霉的；令人遗憾的；不会忘记的

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the pig unfortunate people do the person, I was a lucky, at least those unfortunates I slept like a pig.

幸运者做猪不幸者做人，我是个幸运的不幸者，起码我睡的象猪。

We needed to show a steady rise as industrialisation proceeded, but some of these unfortunates had other ideas.

我们需要乘工业化的发展把气温上升趋势做得稳扎稳打，但是这些倒霉蛋有的却打起了自己的小九九。

Whereas, it was the unfortunates that make her become more caring to victims.

因此，这种不幸使她对受害者更加富有同情心。

Those unfortunates still turn up at emergency rooms and often do not pay their bills.

这些没有医保的人们经常出现在急诊室里而且无力支付医药单。

The worst include children of unfortunates who left school during the 1980s recession and have never worked since.

最绝的是在20世纪80年代经济萧条中不幸辍学的儿童，从此以后便再也找不见工作。

I also have my patients, and then, too, I have some whom I call my unfortunates.

我一样有我的病人。首先我有他们称为病人的病人，其次我还有我称为不幸的人的病人。

Unlike many other poor unfortunates, I do have a job .

我同许多不幸的人不一样，我是有工作的。