厄运

• 拼音: è yùn
• 汉字拆解: 厄 = 厂 (cliff/overhang) + 卪 (kneeling person) — a person trapped beneath a cliff; 运 = 辶 (movement) + 云 (clouds) — fortune moving like clouds

含义

Misfortune; bad luck; adversity. A stroke of ill fate that brings significant suffering or hardship.

厄运 carries a fatalistic tone, suggesting circumstances beyond one's control. It is often used in literary contexts, life narratives, and reflective writing. 不幸 is a broader everyday synonym, while 厄运 implies a heavier, fate-laden quality often associated with a string of misfortunes.

例句

1. 她年幼时便遭遇厄运，父亲突然离世，家庭陷入贫困，但她凭借坚韧的意志走出了困境。
2. 他一生坎坷，接连遭受厄运，却始终保持着对生活的热情与希望。
3. 面对突如其来的厄运，我们能做的唯有坦然接受，并以行动去重建生活。

用法指南

语境: literature, biography, philosophy, reflection

语气: solemn

正确说法

• 这位作家在回忆录中详述了自己如何在一连串厄运的打击下逐渐重拾信心、重建生活的艰难历程。(In his memoir, this writer describes in detail the arduous process of gradually regaining confidence and rebuilding his life under the blows of a series of misfortunes.)
• 古代先贤常以厄运为砥砺志气的磨石，相信经历磨难者方能成就大业，厄运因此也被赋予了积极的教育意义。(Ancient sages often regarded misfortune as a whetstone for tempering one's will, believing those who endure hardship are capable of great achievement — adversity was thus imbued with a positive educational significance.)

错误说法

• 今天我的厄运是找不到钥匙 — 厄运 implies serious, life-altering misfortune; using it for minor daily inconveniences sounds melodramatic; use 倒霉 or 今天真不顺

起源与历史

厄 (straitened circumstances/calamity — a person trapped in a narrow place) + 运 (fate/fortune) — a fate marked by calamity and entrapment

文化背景

世代: All ages

社会背景: Universal