"как на грех" meaning in Russian

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          "english": "How grieved he was, then, when he saw that there had to be an earthquake at the very least for a healthy clerk not to come to work, and as bad luck would have it, Petersburg did not have earthquakes…",
          "ref": "1859, Иван Гончаров [Ivan Goncharov], “Часть 1. Глава 5”, in Обломов; English translation from Marian Schwartz, transl., Oblomov, New York: Seven Stories Press, 2008:",
          "roman": "No kak ogorčílsja on, kogdá uvídel, što nádobno bytʹ po krájnej mére zemletrjaséniju, štob ne prijtí zdoróvomu činóvniku na slúžbu, a zemletrjasénij, kak na gréx, v Peterbúrge ne byvájet[...]",
          "text": "Но как огорчи́лся он, когда́ уви́дел, что на́добно быть по кра́йней ме́ре землетрясе́нию, чтоб не прийти́ здоро́вому чино́внику на слу́жбу, а землетрясе́ний, как на гре́х, в Петербу́рге не быва́ет[...]",
          "translation": "How grieved he was, then, when he saw that there had to be an earthquake at the very least for a healthy clerk not to come to work, and as bad luck would have it, Petersburg did not have earthquakes…",
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          "english": "As bad luck would have it, at that very moment a broken board fell from the roof and struck the unfortunate man.",
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          "roman": "Kak na gréx s krýši sletéla v étot sámyj momént výlomannaja doská i udárila v nesčástnovo.",
          "text": "Как на гре́х с кры́ши слете́ла в э́тот са́мый моме́нт вы́ломанная доска́ и уда́рила в несча́стного.",
          "translation": "As bad luck would have it, at that very moment a broken board fell from the roof and struck the unfortunate man.",
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          "word": "к несча́стью"
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      "ipa": "[kak nɐ‿ˈɡrʲex]"
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  "word": "как на грех"
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          "english": "How grieved he was, then, when he saw that there had to be an earthquake at the very least for a healthy clerk not to come to work, and as bad luck would have it, Petersburg did not have earthquakes…",
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          "roman": "No kak ogorčílsja on, kogdá uvídel, što nádobno bytʹ po krájnej mére zemletrjaséniju, štob ne prijtí zdoróvomu činóvniku na slúžbu, a zemletrjasénij, kak na gréx, v Peterbúrge ne byvájet[...]",
          "text": "Но как огорчи́лся он, когда́ уви́дел, что на́добно быть по кра́йней ме́ре землетрясе́нию, чтоб не прийти́ здоро́вому чино́внику на слу́жбу, а землетрясе́ний, как на гре́х, в Петербу́рге не быва́ет[...]",
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          "roman": "Kak na gréx s krýši sletéla v étot sámyj momént výlomannaja doská i udárila v nesčástnovo.",
          "text": "Как на гре́х с кры́ши слете́ла в э́тот са́мый моме́нт вы́ломанная доска́ и уда́рила в несча́стного.",
          "translation": "As bad luck would have it, at that very moment a broken board fell from the roof and struck the unfortunate man.",
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  "word": "как на грех"
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