fluke

英 [fluːk]

美 [fluːk]

n.  侥幸; 偶然; 意外

复数：flukes　过去式：fluked　过去分词：fluked　

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牛津词典

noun

• 侥幸；偶然；意外
  a lucky or unusual thing that happens by accident, not because of planning or skill
  1. They are determined to show that their last win was no fluke.
     他们决心证明他们上一次的胜利绝非侥幸。
  2. a fluke goal
     偶然的进球

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 侥幸;意外;偶然
  If you say that something good is afluke, you mean that it happened accidentally rather than by being planned or arranged.
  1. The discovery was something of a fluke...
     这个发现多少有点机缘巧合。
  2. By sheer fluke, one of the shipowner's employees was in the city.
     非常凑巧的是，船主的一个雇员正在城里。

英英释义

noun

• parasitic flatworms having external suckers for attaching to a host
  Synonym:trematodetrematode worm
• either of the two lobes of the tail of a cetacean
• flat bladelike projection on the arm of an anchor
  Synonym:flue
• a barb on a harpoon or arrow
• a stroke of luck
  Synonym:good luckgood fortune

双语例句

• For example, in the stock market, Alligator Principle is: when you find yourself deviating from the market direction, you must immediately stop loss, without any delay by any fluke.
  譬如在股市中，鳄鱼法则就是：当你发现自己的交易背离了市场的方向，必须立即止损，不得有任何延误，不得存有任何侥幸。
• It was a complete fluke that we just happened to be in the same place at the same time.
  那完全是巧合，我们碰巧在同一时间呆在同一地方。
• I think their last win was just a fluke.
  我认为他们上次获胜只是侥幸罢了。
• Passing the exam was a real fluke he didn't work for it at all.
  他考试及格实在是侥幸，因为他根本没下过功夫。
• It's a fluke in the schedule.
  这只是日程表上的一个意外。
• Director Chris Weitz proves that The Golden Compass was no fluke: He really is a non-master of action.
  《新月》的导演克里斯·韦兹证明了《金色罗盘》的败笔并非偶然：他确实搞不定动作片。
• They tell themselves it is to prove it was not a fluke, to prove they can do it alone, without a particular partner or mentor.
  他们告诉自己这是为了证明他们的成功不是出于侥幸，没有某个合作伙伴或导师的帮助，他们也可以独自做到。
• By sheer fluke, one of the shipowner's employees was in the city.
  非常凑巧的是，船主的一个雇员正在城里。
• O-ne bad round's a fluke.
  只坏一个算是意外。
• At the same time, we are always at the two extremes, or worry about the outcome, do not believe in their own achievements, believe that all what has been achieved, but this is a momentary fluke;
  同时、我们又总是处于两个极端，要么患得患失，不相信自己的成绩，认为种种已经取得的成绩不过是一时侥幸；