扫把星 谁遇到谁倒霉
“Jinx! Bad luck to meet you!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Not kicking you out right now is already showing you mercy.”
扫把星 谁遇到谁倒霉
“Jinx! Bad luck to meet you!”
一堆垃圾
“What a pile of trash!”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Historically tied to comets viewed as ominous portents, calling someone a 'broom star' (扫把星) is an intense personal insult that shifts blame for surrounding misfortunes entirely onto the target.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
jinx; harbinger of bad luck
Literally 'broom star' (comet); used as a derogatory term for someone believed to bring misfortune to those around them.
whoever runs into them suffers bad luck
A parallel structure (谁...谁...) expressing that an outcome is universally guaranteed for anyone involved.