malady
/ˈmæl.ə.di/Word connections
noun
/ˈmæl.ə.di/Существительное, обозначающее болезнь, недуг или расстройство, часто используемое в более формальном или литературном контексте.
Sustantivo que designa una enfermedad, dolencia o trastorno, usado a menudo en contextos formales o literarios.
Nom désignant une maladie, une affection ou un trouble, souvent utilisé dans un contexte plus formel ou littéraire.
Substantiv, das eine Krankheit, ein Leiden oder eine Störung bezeichnet und häufig in formelleren oder literarischen Kontexten verwendet wird.
Substantivo que designa uma doença, enfermidade ou distúrbio, frequentemente usado em contexto mais formal ou literário.
名词,指疾病、病痛或身心失调,常用于较正式或文学性的语境。
اسم يشير إلى المرض أو الاعتلال أو الاضطراب الصحي، ويُستعمل غالبًا في السياقات الرسمية أو الأدبية.
A noun referring to a disease, illness, or disorder, often used in a more formal or literary context.
Disease or illnessB2formalmedical
A disease or disorder of the body or mind.
Болезнь
enfermedad
maladie
Krankheit
Doença
疾病
مرض
- The doctor diagnosed her with a rare malady.
- Many ancient remedies were used to treat this malady.
- He suffered from a chronic malady that affected his joints.
Synonymsafflictionailmentcomplaintdiseasedisorderillnessinfirmitysickness
Societal problemC1formal
A serious problem or undesirable condition affecting society or an organization.
Социальная проблема
mal social
Mal social
Gesellschaftliches Problem
Problema social
社会问题
مشكلة اجتماعية
- Corruption is a malady that plagues many governments.
- The economic malady led to widespread unemployment.
- Social inequality remains a persistent malady in modern societies.
Synonymsafflictionblightcurseevilmalaiseplaguescourgesickness
- maladies plural form
- maladies' possessive plural form
- malady's possessive singular form
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