祸不单行 (huò bù dān xíng) — misfortunes never come singly; when it rains, it pours

Chengyu meaning 'misfortunes never come alone' — one bad event tends to bring another. Often paired with the proverb 福无双至 to contrast bad and good luck.

idiom
misfortunes never come singlywhen it rainsit pours

예문

  • 祸不单行
    Tā gāng diū le gōng zuò, yòu shēng bìng zhù yuàn, zhēn shì huò bù dān xíng.
    He just lost his job and then got sick and hospitalized — truly, misfortunes never come singly.
  • 祸不单行
    Sú huà shuō "fú wú shuāng zhì, huò bù dān xíng", nǐ yào zuò hǎo xīn lǐ zhǔn bèi.
    As the saying goes, 'blessings never come in pairs, misfortunes never come singly' — you should be mentally prepared.
  • 祸不单行
    Zuì jìn zhēn shì huò bù dān xíng, xiān shì bèi tōu le qián bāo, jiē zhe yòu shuāi shāng le tuǐ.
    Recently it's really been one thing after another — first my wallet was stolen, then I broke my leg.

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