گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'tragedy'

1 عمومی:: فاجعه‌

2 عمومی:: مصیبت‌

3 عمومی:: نمایش‌ حزن‌ انگیز

4 عمومی:: سوگ‌ نمایش‌

5 :: تراژدی

1 general:: noun misfortune: The tragedy is that she isn't here. noun disaster: The boat accident was a tragedy.

2 general::   noun event/situation that causes great sadness ADJ. absolute, appalling, awful, great, major, real, terrible | family, human, personal, private VERB + TRAGEDY end in A family's outing ended in tragedy when their boat capsized. | be dogged by, suffer | avert, avoid, prevent TRAGEDY + VERB happen, occur, strike (sb) Tragedy struck when their 8-year-old daughter was knocked down by a car. PREP. ~ for sb The closure of the factory is a tragedy for the whole community. serious play with a sad ending ADJ. classical, Greek, Jacobean, Shakespearean

3 general:: tragedy adjectives a terrible/great tragedy • His death is a terrible tragedy for his family. an awful/appalling tragedy (= very unpleasant and shocking ) • This is an appalling tragedy which will haunt us for the rest of our lives. a personal tragedy • He suffered a great personal tragedy two years ago when his son died suddenly. a human tragedy • The UN wants to see an end to the conflict and the human tragedy involved. verbs a tragedy happens/occurs • The tragedy happened shortly before 5pm on Saturday. a tragedy unfolds • When you visit the country, you begin to appreciate the size of the tragedy that is unfolding. tragedy strikes (= happens suddenly ) • Just when it looked as though everything would turn out right, tragedy struck and Jenny developed a fatal illness. end in tragedy • The all-night fishing trip ended in tragedy for the four men after their boat ran aground. avert/avoid a tragedy (= prevent it from happening ) • The owners could have done something to avert the tragedy.