An event, series of events, or situation causing great suffering, destruction, or distress, and typically involving death (esp. on a large scale…
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释义 | the world > action or operation > adversity > calamity or misfortune > [noun] > misfortune or ill-luck > instance of misfortune or ill-luck > dreadful or severe (14) tragedy1509 An event, series of events, or situation causing great suffering, destruction, or distress, and typically involving death (esp. on a large scale… calamity1552 A grievous disaster, an event or circumstance causing loss or misery; a distressing misfortune. disaster1567 An event or occurrence of a ruinous or very distressing nature; a calamity; esp. a sudden accident or natural catastrophe that causes great damage… fatality1648 A disastrous event; a calamity, misfortune. stroke1686 figurative. A calamitous event; †a ‘blow’ to, upon (a person, institution, etc.). catastrophe1748 A sudden disaster, wide-spread, very fatal, or signal. (In the application of exaggerated language to misfortunes it is used very loosely.) tragic1847 A tragic event, a disaster. rare. big one1978 Chiefly U.S. Frequently with the. A major disaster, spec. a (prospective) large-scale earthquake. meltdown1979 figurative (originally U.S.). Any uncontrolled and usually disastrous event with far-reaching consequences; a sudden and decisive collapse; (Finance… Subcategories:— caused by famine (1) — to the environment (4) |
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