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catastrophe

/kəˈtæs.trə.fi/

翻译: 指造成巨大破坏、苦难或损失的突发性事件,如自然灾害或严重灾祸。

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词语关系

noun

/kəˈtæs.trə.fi/B2formal
  • zh指造成巨大破坏、苦难或损失的突发性事件,如自然灾害或严重灾祸。

A noun referring to an event causing great and often sudden damage, suffering, or destruction; a disaster.

  1. Major disasterB2formal

    An event causing great and often sudden damage, suffering, or loss.

    zh灾难

    • The earthquake was a catastrophe that destroyed the entire city.
    • The oil spill was an environmental catastrophe.
    • The flood was a catastrophe for the local community.

    同义词calamitycataclysmdevastationdisastermishapruintragedyupheaval

    反义词blessingboongodsendwindfall

  2. Complete failureB2informal

    A situation or event that is extremely unsuccessful or disastrous.

    zh大灾难

    • The party was a catastrophe; nobody showed up.
    • The project turned into a catastrophe due to poor planning.
    • His speech was a catastrophe; he forgot all his lines.

    同义词calamitycataclysmdebacledisasterfailurefiasco

    反义词successtriumph

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  • catastrophes plural form
  • catastrophes' possessive plural form
  • catastrophe's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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