Examples of using "Pech" in a sentence and their english translations:
Bad luck!
Were you unlucky?
You're unlucky.
You're unlucky.
Tough luck!
- What a pity!
- Too bad.
- Sad!
Tom was unlucky.
Tough luck!
You're unlucky.
I'm unlucky.
We're unlucky.
- Tom is unlucky.
- Tom is quite unlucky.
You're unlucky.
bad luck were also to blame.
Tough luck!
I was exceptionally unlucky.
- I guess we're out of luck.
- I guess that we're out of luck.
I'm so unlucky!
unfortunately children are unlucky now
Tom never was unlucky.
He has very bad luck.
Tom was really unlucky.
She is dogged by misfortune.
Tom has very bad luck.
It's bad luck to say that.
but this one... We got unlucky, buddy!
I'm so unlucky!
Good luck alternates with misfortune.
But not the unlucky females.
- She ascribed her failure to bad luck.
- She blamed her failure on bad luck.
She ascribed her failure to bad luck.
He who touches pitch shall be defiled therewith.
He attributed his failure to bad luck.
Lucky at cards, unlucky in love.
- They're like two lovebirds.
- They stick together like glue.
Tom is really unlucky, isn't he?
Tom blamed his failure on bad luck.
Mary said that she was unlucky.
Mary blamed her failure on bad luck.
Unlucky at cards, lucky in love.
He often attributes his failures to bad luck.
He had the misfortune to lose all his money.
Tom and Mary told John that they thought Alice was unlucky.
They weren't going to be penalized for bad luck or for an honest mistake.
[Bear] This actually wasn't a bad idea, we just got unlucky.
The cloud was pitch black.
- They are inseparable.
- They're inseparable.
You're not stupid you just have bad luck with thoughts
I wonder why some people think black cats are unlucky.
You can't blame all your bad luck on Tom.
Finders keepers, losers weepers.
- We're out of luck again.
- The cooked rice is tainted, the fried rice is consumed.
Tom was unlucky to be in the bank when the holdup took place.
So they sail off to help the conquest of Norway, and it was their bad luck to run into Jarl
His beard was as black as pitch, and so long that it reached from his chin down to his feet.
Having broken the mirror, Roksolana grew worried: she believed in omens, and a broken mirror promised her seven unhappy years.
No one knew what the alarm signaled when it sounded that afternoon, but, with the exception of those few unlucky enough to have been so engrossed in their work as to not notice it, everyone made it out of the building alive.
Mrs Lynde looked upon all people who had the misfortune to be born or brought up elsewhere than in Prince Edward Island with a decided can-any-good-thing-come-out-of-Nazareth air. They might be good people, of course; but you were on the safe side in doubting it.