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tribulation

/ˌtrɪb.jəˈleɪ.ʃən/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um estado de grande sofrimento, dificuldade ou desgraça, frequentemente causado por acontecimentos aflitivos, desagradáveis ou catastróficos.

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noun

/ˌtrɪb.jəˈleɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um estado de grande sofrimento, dificuldade ou desgraça, frequentemente causado por acontecimentos aflitivos, desagradáveis ou catastróficos.

A noun referring to a state of great trouble, suffering, or distress, often caused by an annoying, frustrating, or catastrophic event.

  1. Distress or sufferingC1formal

    A state of great trouble, suffering, or affliction, often caused by difficult circumstances.

    ptSofrimento ou tribulação

    • The family endured many tribulations during the economic crisis.
    • His life was full of tribulation, but he never gave up hope.
    • They faced the tribulation of losing their home in the flood.

    Sinônimosadversityafflictiondistresshardshipmiserymisfortuneordealsufferingtrialtroublewoe

    Antônimoscomfortconsolationeasehappinessjoypeaceprosperityreliefsolacewellbeing

  2. Annoying or frustrating eventB2informal

    An event or situation that causes annoyance, frustration, or minor catastrophe.

    ptContratempo

    • The car breaking down on the way to work was a real tribulation.
    • Dealing with the faulty software was a daily tribulation for the team.
    • Missing the last train was just another tribulation in a long day.

    Sinônimosaggravationannoyancebotherhassleinconvenienceirritationnuisancepestvexation

    Antônimosconveniencedelightjoypleasure

Formas
  • tribulations plural form
  • tribulations' possessive plural form
  • tribulation's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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