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evil eye

/ˈiːvəl aɪ/

翻译: 一种迷信观念,认为恶意或嫉妒的目光会给人带来伤害、厄运或损伤。也指用来抵御这种邪眼的护身符或饰物。

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/ˈiːvəl aɪ/B1informal
  • zh一种迷信观念,认为恶意或嫉妒的目光会给人带来伤害、厄运或损伤。也指用来抵御这种邪眼的护身符或饰物。

A superstitious belief that a malevolent glare or envious look can cause harm, bad luck, or injury to the person at whom it is directed. Also refers to a talisman or amulet worn to ward off such a curse.

  1. Superstitious curseB2informal

    A malevolent glare believed to cause harm, misfortune, or injury to the person at whom it is directed, often rooted in folklore.

    zh邪眼

    • In many cultures, people wear amulets to protect themselves from the evil eye.
    • She believed her bad luck was caused by the evil eye from a jealous neighbor.
    • The old woman cast the evil eye on the thief, cursing him.
  2. Envious or malicious lookB2informal

    A look or stare that expresses envy, jealousy, or ill will towards someone.

    zh恶毒的目光

    • He gave me the evil eye when I took the last piece of cake.
    • The competitor shot her an evil eye from across the room.
    • Don't give me the evil eye; I didn't mean to offend you.
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