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meltdown

/ˈmelt.daʊn/

الترجمة: اسم يشير إلى ارتفاع حرارة قلب المفاعل النووي وانصهاره، مما قد يؤدي إلى تسرب إشعاعي؛ ويُستخدم مجازيًا للدلالة على انهيار أو فشل كارثي مفاجئ.

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noun

/ˈmelt.daʊn/B2formaltechnical
  • arاسم يشير إلى ارتفاع حرارة قلب المفاعل النووي وانصهاره، مما قد يؤدي إلى تسرب إشعاعي؛ ويُستخدم مجازيًا للدلالة على انهيار أو فشل كارثي مفاجئ.

A noun referring to the severe overheating and melting of a nuclear reactor core, often resulting in the release of radiation; also used metaphorically to describe a catastrophic failure or collapse.

  1. Nuclear reactor core meltingC1formaltechnical

    Severe overheating of a nuclear reactor's core that causes the fuel to melt and potentially release dangerous radiation into the environment.

    arانصهار قلب المفاعل النووي

    • The plant suffered a catastrophic meltdown after the cooling system failed.
    • Engineers worked for weeks to stabilize the reactor and prevent a full meltdown.
    • The meltdown at Chernobyl released massive amounts of radioactive material.

    المرادفاتnuclear meltdown

  2. Figurative disasterB2informal

    A situation that is as disastrous and uncontrollable as a nuclear meltdown, often used metaphorically in finance, politics, or personal life.

    arكارثة مدوّية

    • The stock market experienced a meltdown after the announcement of the bankruptcy.
    • His emotional meltdown during the meeting surprised everyone.
    • A political meltdown followed the leaked documents.

    المرادفاتbreakdowncatastrophecollapsecrashcrisisdebacledisasterimplosion

    الأضدادboomrecoverystabilitysuccess

الصيغ
  • meltdowns plural form
  • meltdowns' possessive plural form
  • meltdown's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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