英语词汇“traumatic”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	traumatic
释义	Trends of traumatic View usage for: traumatic (trɔːmætɪk, US traʊ-) adjective A traumatic experience is very shocking and upsetting, and may cause psychological damage. I suffered a nervous breakdown. It was a traumatic experience. For a child the death of a pet can be traumatic. Synonyms: shocking, upsetting, alarming, awful More Synonyms of traumatic More Synonyms of traumatic Examples of 'traumatic' in a sentence traumatic Almost half of the prisoners were found to have suffered a traumatic brain injury at some time. Times, Sunday Times (2016) He encouraged her to open up about her traumatic experience. The Sun (2016) BEING told you are about to lose a one of the most traumatic experiences a woman can have. The Sun (2016) It was clearly a very traumatic experience for him - and for all those who fought on the front lines on both sides. Times, Sunday Times (2016) A revolutionary rugby scrum cap that its makers claim is proven to reduce the risk of traumatic brain injury is being launched today. Times, Sunday Times (2016) These unusual features of traumatic memory may be based on alterations in the central nervous system. Herman, Judith Lewis Trauma and Recovery (1992) He was airlifted to hospital but died from a traumatic head injury. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Your partner experienced a traumatic loss and his fear is very real. The Sun (2007) This patient denied any traumatic experiences during the war. Herman, Judith Lewis Trauma and Recovery (1992) The most traumatic experience came with consideration for early release on parole. Coyle, Andrew & Stern, Vivien The Prisons We Deserve (1994) Other infantry commanders say their men have turned to drugs to blot out their traumatic experiences. The Sun (2006) He said that the soldier had been involved in a shocking and potentially traumatic incident but had carried out his role admirably. Times, Sunday Times (2013) What one individual may consider traumatic, another individual may not. Christianity Today (2000) They may also be traumatic, such as a bad landing in the field. Times, Sunday Times (2015) I have to say it was traumatic and shocking. Times, Sunday Times (2007) A postmortem examination showed the cause of death to be traumatic head injury. Times, Sunday Times (2008) I have to say it was as traumatic and shocking for me as it was for the students. Times, Sunday Times (2009) Thus, the very "threat of annihilation" that defined the traumatic moment may pursue the survivor long after the danger has passed. Herman, Judith Lewis Trauma and Recovery (1992) He says: 'It was shocking and traumatic. The Sun (2015) In other languages traumatic British English: traumatic /trɔːˈmætɪk/ ADJECTIVE A traumatic experience is very shocking or upsetting, and may cause psychological damage. I suffered a nervous breakdown. It was a traumatic experience. American English: traumatic Arabic: جَرْحِيّ Brazilian Portuguese: traumático Chinese: 创伤的 Croatian: traumatičan Czech: traumatický Danish: traumatisk Dutch: traumatisch European Spanish: traumático Finnish: traumaattinen French: traumatisant German: traumatisch Greek: τραυματικός Italian: traumatico Japanese: 外傷性の Korean: 충격적인 Norwegian: traumatisk Polish: traumatyczny European Portuguese: traumático Romanian: traumatic Russian: травматический Latin American Spanish: traumático Swedish: traumatisk Thai: ซึ่งบอบช้ำทางจิตใจ Turkish: travmatik Ukrainian: травматичний Vietnamese: đau đớn Chinese translation of 'traumatic' traumatic (trɔːˈmætɪk) adj 创(創)伤(傷)的 (chuāngshāng de) 1 (adjective) in the sense of shocking I suffered a traumatic nervous breakdown. Synonyms shocking upsetting alarming The disease has spread at an alarming rate. awful The destruction was massive; it was awful. disturbing There are disturbing reports of severe weather conditions. devastating The medical diagnosis was devastating. painful His remark brought back painful memories. distressing the distressing symptoms of anxiety terrifying scarring harrowing a harrowing description of the disaster Opposites relaxing , calming , therapeutic 2 (adjective) in the sense of wounding Synonyms wounding wounding remarks about her appearance damaging Is the recycling process damaging to the environment? hurtful Her comments were very hurtful to Mrs Green's family. agonizing injurious Stress in itself is not necessarily injurious. Opposites healing , helpful , therapeutic , wholesome Additional synonyms in the sense of alarming The disease has spread at an alarming rate. Synonyms frightening, shocking, scaring, disturbing, distressing, terrifying, appalling, startling, dreadful, horrifying, menacing, intimidating, dismaying, scary (informal), fearful, daunting, fearsome, unnerving, hair-raising, bloodcurdling in the sense of awful The destruction was massive; it was awful. Synonyms shocking, serious, alarming, distressing, dreadful, horrifying, horrific, hideous, harrowing, gruesome in the sense of damaging Is the recycling process damaging to the environment? Synonyms harmful, detrimental, hurtful, ruinous, toxic, prejudicial, deleterious (formal), injurious, disadvantageous Synonyms of 'traumatic' traumatic Explore 'traumatic' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of devastating The medical diagnosis was devastating. Synonyms traumatic, shocking, upsetting, disturbing, painful, distressing, scarring in the sense of distressing the distressing symptoms of anxiety Synonyms upsetting, worrying, disturbing, painful, affecting, sad, afflicting, harrowing, grievous, hurtful, lamentable, heart-breaking, nerve-racking, gut-wrenching, distressful (literary) in the sense of disturbing There are disturbing reports of severe weather conditions. Synonyms worrying, troubling, upsetting, alarming, frightening, distressing, startling, discouraging, dismaying, unsettling, harrowing, agitating, disconcerting, disquieting, perturbing in the sense of harrowing Definition very upsetting or disturbing a harrowing description of the disaster Synonyms distressing, disturbing, alarming, frightening, painful, terrifying, chilling, traumatic, tormenting, heartbreaking, excruciating, agonizing, nerve-racking, heart-rending, gut-wrenching in the sense of hurtful Her comments were very hurtful to Mrs Green's family. Synonyms unkind, upsetting, distressing, mean, cutting, damaging, wounding, nasty, cruel, destructive, harmful, malicious, mischievous, detrimental, pernicious (formal), spiteful, prejudicial, injurious, disadvantageous, maleficent in the sense of injurious Definition causing harm Stress in itself is not necessarily injurious. Synonyms harmful, bad, damaging, corrupting, destructive, adverse, unhealthy, detrimental, hurtful, toxic, pernicious (formal), noxious, ruinous, deleterious (formal), iniquitous, disadvantageous, baneful (archaic), maleficent, unconducive in the sense of painful Definition causing pain or distress His remark brought back painful memories. Synonyms distressing, unpleasant, harrowing, saddening, grievous, distasteful, agonizing, disagreeable, afflictive
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