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Bad time means that people have been in an unlucky state for many years. This is called bad luck. There is no necessary connection between the fleeting time and the animal year.

An unlucky year

From Feng Ming magnum's "Awakening the World: Du Zichun's Three Visits to Chang 'an": "I think my time is not good, so I didn't enjoy myself, or even so. "

I think it's because I've had bad luck in recent years and I'm not blessed to enjoy it, because things have come to this.

Lao Wang has been really unlucky recently, and bad things have followed, leaving him at a loss.

Grammatical subject-predicate form; As predicate and object; derogatory sense

Synonyms are unfortunate, ill-fated and lucky.

The antonym is the apprentice, the spring breeze is proud, and the sky is soaring.

Extended data

1, synonymous with bad times.

Timing and destiny

Explain bad timing and fate.

From Ming Lingmengchu's "Surprise at the Second Moment" Volume 19: "Luck has been bad recently. I lost two cows the day before yesterday, and now my donkey is ill and I can't send my son to take care of it. "

Recently, the timing and fate are not good. Two cows were lost the day before, and now the donkey is ill and can't take care of the children.

Once, he called the doctor for a sick lady in the middle of the night. The doctor took the wrong medicine in a muddle, and people complained that Zhao Si was unlucky, which brought trouble to the famous doctor!

Grammar as predicate and attribute; out of luck

2. The antonym of bad times.

Advance by leaps and bounds in one's career

Explain flying yellow: the name of the legendary god horse; Tengda: I am proud of my rise and my career. Describe running horses. Metaphor sudden success, rapid rise in office.

From Tang Hanyu's poem "Fu Shu Shu Cheng Nan": "Fly to Huangtang, don't care about toads."

The dragon and horse are thriving, but there is no toad on the ground.

He participated in various workshops and training courses to train talents for the New Deal, although none of them made him successful in his official career.

Grammatical subject-predicate form; As predicate and attribute; derogatory sense