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end of the world

/end əv ðə wɜːld/

Traducción: Expresión idiomática que se usa para describir un evento catastrófico o extremadamente negativo, a menudo empleada de forma hiperbólica para referirse a un inconveniente o decepción menor, además de su sentido literal de fin del mundo o apocalipsis.

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/end əv ðə wɜːld/B1informal
  • esExpresión idiomática que se usa para describir un evento catastrófico o extremadamente negativo, a menudo empleada de forma hiperbólica para referirse a un inconveniente o decepción menor, además de su sentido literal de fin del mundo o apocalipsis.

An idiomatic expression used to describe a catastrophic or extremely negative event, often used hyperbolically to mean a minor inconvenience or disappointment.

  1. Apocalyptic eventB2formal

    The complete destruction or end of life on Earth, often associated with religious or scientific predictions.

    esfin del mundo

    • Many ancient cultures had prophecies about the end of the world.
    • Scientists discuss possible scenarios for the end of the world.
    • The movie depicts a dramatic end of the world scenario.
  2. Exaggerated catastropheA2informal

    Used informally to describe a minor problem or setback as if it were a major disaster.

    esfin del mundo (catástrofe exagerada)

    • It's not the end of the world if you miss the bus.
    • She acts like losing her phone is the end of the world.
    • Don't worry about the spilled milk; it's not the end of the world.
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