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单词 ↑Difficult situations and unpleasant experiences
释义 ↑Difficult situations and unpleasant experiences
Difficult situations and unpleasant experiences
Thesaurus+: LEVEL 4 SL ↑♯ Difficult situations and unpleasant experiences (172) in total
    1. (the) shit hits the fan (ALSO the shit flies) offensive ↑(the) shit hits the fan
    2. Hobson's choice noun [U] ↑Hobson's choice
    3. Pandora's box noun [S] ↑Pandora's box
    4. a (heavy) cross to bear ↑a (heavy) cross to bear
    5. a cloud on the horizon ↑a cloud on the horizon
    6. a fate worse than death INFORMAL HUMOROUS ↑a fate worse than death
    7. a hard/tough row to hoe US ↑a hard/tough row to hoe
    8. a knockout blow ↑a knockout blow
    9. a narrow squeak UK INFORMAL ↑a narrow squeak
    10. a pretty pass OLD-FASHIONED ↑a pretty pass
    11. a pretty/fine kettle of fish OLD-FASHIONED ↑a pretty/fine kettle of fish
    12. a rough ride ↑a rough ride
    13. a rum do UK OLD-FASHIONED ↑a rum do
    14. a torrid time UK ↑a torrid time
    15. abyss noun [C usually singular] (BAD SITUATION) ↑abyss
    16. accident noun [C] ↑accident
    17. accidental adjective ↑accidental
    18. accidentally on purpose ↑accidentally on purpose
    19. accidentally adverb ↑accidentally
    20. accidents will happen SAYING ↑accidents will happen
    21. adversity noun [U or C] ↑adversity
    22. an accident waiting to happen ↑an accident waiting to happen
    23. an elephant in the room INFORMAL ↑an elephant in the room
    24. at worst ↑at worst
    25. baˈnana ˌskin noun [C] UK INFORMAL ↑banana skin :: 2 × Difficult situations and unpleasant experiences :: 2 × Accidents and disasters
    26. be curtains for sb INFORMAL ↑be curtains for sb
    27. be in a (pretty/right) pickle OLD-FASHIONED ↑be in a (pretty/right) pickle
    28. be in a hole UK INFORMAL ↑be in a hole
    29. be in a tight corner/spot ↑be in a tight corner/spot
    30. bed of nails ↑bed of nails
    31. bind noun [S] INFORMAL ↑bind
    32. burden noun [C] ↑burden
    33. calamity noun [C] ↑calamity
    34. can of worms INFORMAL ↑can of worms
    35. cataclysm noun [C] LITERARY ↑cataclysm
    36. catastrophe noun [C] ↑catastrophe :: 2 × Failures :: 2 × Difficult situations and unpleasant experiences :: 2 × Accidents and disasters
    37. catch-22 noun [S or U] ↑catch-22
    38. cesspit noun [C] ↑cesspit
    39. challenge noun [C or U] (DIFFICULT JOB) ↑challenge
    40. checkmate noun [U] ↑checkmate
    41. cow noun [S] AUSTRALIAN ENGLISH INFORMAL (UNPLEASANT THING) ↑cow
    42. crime noun ↑crime :: 2 × Crime - general words
    43. crisis noun ↑crisis :: 2 × Difficult situations and unpleasant experiences :: 2 × Accidents and disasters
    44. cul-de-sac noun [C] ↑cul-de-sac
    45. curse noun [C] (TROUBLE) ↑curse
    46. deadlock noun (SITUATION) ↑deadlock
    47. debacle noun [C] ↑debacle
    48. dilemma noun [C] ↑dilemma
    49. disaster noun [C or U] ↑disaster
    50. disastrous adjective ↑disastrous
    51. diˈsaster ˌarea noun ↑disaster area
    52. double whammy noun [C usually singular] INFORMAL ↑double whammy
    53. downer noun [C usually singular] INFORMAL (EXPERIENCE) ↑downer
    54. emergence noun [U] (APPEARING) ↑emergence
    55. emergency noun [C or U] ↑emergency
    56. epidemic noun [C usually singular] (PROBLEM) ↑epidemic
    57. eventuality noun [C] ↑eventuality
    58. fix noun [C usually singular] INFORMAL (AWKWARD SITUATION) ↑fix
    59. gridlock noun [U] ↑gridlock
    60. have sb over a barrel INFORMAL ↑have sb over a barrel
    61. have a bumpy ride INFORMAL ↑have a bumpy ride
    62. hell on earth INFORMAL ↑hell on earth
    63. holocaust noun [C] ↑holocaust
    64. how do you do OLD-FASHIONED ↑how do you do
    65. if the worst comes to the worst UK (US if worse/worst comes to worst) ↑if the worst comes to the worst
    66. imbroglio noun [C] FORMAL ↑imbroglio
    67. impasse noun [U] ↑impasse
    68. infamy noun FORMAL ↑infamy
    69. invasion noun [C or U] ↑invasion
    70. it's an ill wind (that blows nobody any good) SAYING ↑it's an ill wind (that blows nobody any good)
    71. jam noun [S] INFORMAL (DIFFICULT SITUATION) ↑jam
    72. let the genie out of the bottle ↑let the genie out of the bottle
    73. load noun (AMOUNT TO DO) ↑load
    74. low noun ↑low
    75. make sb's skin crawl ↑make sb's skin crawl
    76. meltdown noun [C or U] (NUCLEAR) ↑meltdown
    77. mess noun (PROBLEMS) ↑mess :: 2 × Accidents and disasters
    78. miasma noun [C] LITERARY (UNPLEASANT FEELING) ↑miasma
    79. mire noun [S] LITERARY (BAD SITUATION) ↑mire
    80. misadventure noun [C] LITERARY ↑misadventure
    81. mishap noun [C or U] ↑mishap
    82. morass noun [C usually singular] (COMPLICATED SITUATION) ↑morass
    83. nightmare noun [C] ↑nightmare
    84. one of those days ↑one of those days
    85. ordeal noun [C] ↑ordeal
    86. pall noun (CLOUD) ↑pall
    87. pass noun [S] (BAD SITUATION) ↑pass
    88. pestilence noun ↑pestilence
    89. pothole noun [C] (PROBLEM) ↑pothole
    90. precipice noun [C] ↑precipice
    91. predicament noun [C] FORMAL ↑predicament
    92. prison noun ↑prison
    93. problem noun [C] ↑problem
    94. purgatory noun [U] ↑purgatory
    95. quagmire noun [C] ↑quagmire
    96. reversal noun [C] ↑reversal :: 2 × Accidents and disasters
    97. rub salt in/into the wound ↑rub salt in/into the wound
    98. scrape noun [C] INFORMAL (SITUATION) ↑scrape
    99. snafu noun [C] US INFORMAL ↑snafu
    100. stalemate noun [C or U] ↑stalemate
    101. standoff noun [C] ↑standoff
    102. stench noun ↑stench
    103. the devil to pay OLD-FASHIONED ↑the devil to pay
    104. the final/last straw (ALSO the straw that breaks the camel's back) ↑the final/last straw
    105. the hard way ↑the hard way
    106. throw (sb) a curve (ball) MAINLY US AND AUSTRALIAN ENGLISH INFORMAL ↑throw (sb) a curve (ball)
    107. tip of the iceberg ↑tip of the iceberg
    108. to crown it all UK INFORMAL ↑to crown it all
    109. torture noun ↑torture
    110. toxic adjective (UNPLEASANT) ↑toxic
    111. tragedy noun [C or U] ↑tragedy
    112. travails noun [plural] OLD-FASHIONED OR LITERARY ↑travails
    113. trials and tribulations LITERARY OR HUMOROUS ↑trials and tribulations
    114. tribulation noun [C or U] FORMAL ↑tribulation
    115. trouble noun (DIFFICULTIES) ↑trouble :: 2 × Preventing and impeding :: 2 × Difficult things and people :: 2 × Difficult situations and unpleasant experiences :: 2 × Accidents and disasters
    116. vortex noun ↑vortex
    117. when the chips are down INFORMAL ↑when the chips are down
    118. when the going gets rough/tough ↑when the going gets rough/tough
    119. wrong adjective (NOT SUITABLE) ↑wrong :: 2 × Unsuitable and unacceptable
    120. you could cut the atmosphere with a knife ↑you could cut the atmosphere with a knife
    121. ˈcarry-on noun [S] UK INFORMAL (BEHAVIOUR) ↑carry-on
    122. ˈfeeding ˌfrenzy noun [C] ↑feeding frenzy
    123. ˈhornet's ˌnest noun [C usually singular] ↑hornet's nest
    124. ˈjuggling ˌact noun [S] ↑juggling act
    125. ˈpowder ˌkeg noun [C] ↑powder keg
    126. ˈpressure ˌpoint noun [C] (SITUATION) ↑pressure point
    127. ˈroller ˌcoaster noun ↑roller coaster
    128. ˈtime ˌbomb noun [C usually singular] (DIFFICULT SITUATION) ↑time bomb
    129. ˈtrouble ˌspot noun [C] ↑trouble spot
    130. ˌbad ˈhair ˌday noun [C] INFORMAL ↑bad hair day
    131. ˌbottomless ˈpit noun [C usually singular] ↑bottomless pit
    132. ˌclose ˈshave noun [C] (ALSO ˌclose ˈcall) ↑close shave
    133. ˌdead ˈend noun ↑dead end
    134. ˌdouble ˈbind noun [C usually singular] ↑double bind
    135. ˌdouble ˈtrouble noun [U] INFORMAL ↑double trouble
    136. ˌone-ˈtwo ˌpunch noun [usually S] US ↑one-two punch
    137. ˌrock ˈbottom noun [U] INFORMAL (UNHAPPY) ↑rock bottom
    138. ˌsticky ˈwicket noun [C usually singular] UK ↑sticky wicket
    139. ˌvicious ˈcircle noun [S] ↑vicious circle
    140. ˌworst-case sceˈnario noun [S] ↑worst-case scenario
    141. a brush with sth ↑a brush with sth :: 2 × Accidents and disasters
    142. a brush with sth ↑brush :: 2 × Accidents and disasters
    143. a shock to the system ↑a shock to the system
    144. a shock to the system ↑shock
    145. be in a cleft stick ↑be in a cleft stick
    146. be in a cleft stick ↑cleft stick
    147. by accident ↑accident
    148. by accident ↑by accident
    149. death by misadventure UK LEGAL ↑death by misadventure
    150. death by misadventure UK LEGAL ↑misadventure
    151. in the throes of sth ↑in the throes of sth
    152. in the throes of sth ↑throes
    153. straits [plural] ↑strait
    154. straits [plural] ↑straits
    155. the crunch [S] INFORMAL ↑crunch
    156. the crunch [S] INFORMAL ↑the crunch
    157. the matter A2 [S] ↑matter
    158. the matter A2 [S] ↑the matter
    159. the rigours of sth ↑rigour
    160. the rigours of sth ↑the rigours of sth
    161. woes [plural] FORMAL ↑woe
    162. woes [plural] FORMAL ↑woes
    163. calamitous adjective ↑calamitous
    164. calamitous adjective ↑calamity
    165. calamitously adverb ↑calamitously
    166. calamitously adverb ↑calamity
    167. cataclysmic adjective ↑cataclysm
    168. cataclysmic adjective ↑cataclysmic
    169. catastrophic adjective ↑catastrophe
    170. catastrophic adjective ↑catastrophic
    171. disastrously adverb ↑disastrous
    172. disastrously adverb ↑disastrously
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