What does it mean to be in trouble?

Question 1: What is the meaning of "You don't want to touch my bad luck"? "Zhou Wutou" means "curse".

"You have been having trouble lately". It means "unlucky".

Question 2: What does "touch my bad luck" mean? I often hear people say "Don't touch my bad luck." "Don't touch my bad luck" means "curse". ,

The word "lucky" in "You have been in bad luck lately" means "unlucky".

Question 3: I don’t understand the meaning of some words. What does it mean to be in trouble with someone, does it mean he has tricked you, does he lie to you? To cause bad luck means to curse someone with bad luck.

If he cheated on you, he cheated on you or played with you.

These are social experiences or life experiences. You must have more contact with society and life, and listen to other people's conversations.

As for the meaning of these small actions such as touching your nose, I suggest you study criminal psychology or psychology in the future. After studying it, you will understand it, but it is not very accurate.

Question 4: What is the meaning of the dialect "Tu Mituou". Encountering bad luck

Question 5: The wind brings bad luck to two neighbors. What does this sentence mean? It’s the two people who live next to each other, right?

Similar to "people are afraid of being famous and pigs are afraid of being strong", once you become famous, you will encounter "shooting the first bird" and get into trouble.

In other words: if you steal the limelight, you will make a fool of yourself.

Question 6: What should you do when you are in trouble? Drink cold water. If your teeth are not blocked, it means you are not in trouble yet. Do what you have to do. If it's stuck between your teeth, then you'd better stay at home and do nothing, haha. . .

Question 7: What does lintel mean? The top of the door, the top of the lintel.

Question 8: What method is used to resolve the problem? Red ***

Question 9: Tell me the general meaning of the following dialects. . . Bai Xiang: poke bad: cheat: stir up the seven twenty-three: get into trouble: . . . Bai Xiang: Play, in Shanghainese dialect; I’ve never heard of lame, in Wu dialect there is a word "lame", which means bad, but it describes things, actions, etc., not people or things; Flirting: Is it deception in Northeastern dialect? Meaning: "To stir up the seven and twenty-three" is also a dialect in Zhejiang. It is not just nonsense, but also to mess with Lin Qing, to be sloppy and annoying; to be unlucky is also in the dialect in Zhejiang. It means to encounter a very unlucky person. , very embarrassing.

Question 10: What is the meaning of "touch the bad luck" in "Don't touch my bad luck"? It means "unlucky".