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Mur·phy’s law /ˌmɜːfiz ˈlɔː $ ˌmɜːrfiz ˈlɒː/ noun [uncountable] informal especially American English RFa tendency for bad things to happen whenever it is possible for them to do so – used humorously 墨菲定律〔一种认为凡有可能出差错的事终将出差错的论断;幽默用法〕 SYN British English sod’s lawExamples from the CorpusMurphy's law• I think a lot of readers will recognise your Murphy's Law Jean and may even have another name for it.Origin Murphy's law (1900-2000) Edward Murphy (born 1917), U.S. engineer who first thought of itMur·phy’s law nounChineseSyllable to happen Corpus bad tendency things a whenever for |