What does 縁起の悪い in Japanese mean?
What is the meaning of the word 縁起の悪い in Japanese? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use 縁起の悪い in Japanese.
The word 縁起の悪い in Japanese means 不吉な 、 縁起の悪い, 不吉な、縁起の悪い, 縁起の悪い、不吉な, 不吉な、縁起の悪い. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word 縁起の悪い
不吉な 、 縁起の悪い(threatening, bad sign) Those clouds look very ominous; I think there's going to be a storm. |
不吉な、縁起の悪い(threatening evil) (徴候などが) Sinister dark clouds gathered in the sky. |
縁起の悪い、不吉な(event: unfortunate) (出来事) It was unlucky that the tickets were sold out when we got there. |
不吉な、縁起の悪い(inauspicious) |
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