گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'victim'

1 عمومی:: دستخوش‌

2 عمومی:: هدف‌

3 عمومی:: بزه‌دیده

4 عمومی:: قربانی

5 عمومی:: ط‌عمه‌

6 عمومی:: تلفات‌

7 عمومی:: شكار

8 عمومی:: قربانی‌

1 general:: noun casualty: He was a victim of a car accident.

2 general:: victim ADJECTIVES/NOUN + victim a flood/earthquake/cyclone etc victim • Earthquake victims were living in tents in the city's parks. a famine victim (= someone who has had no food to eat for a long time ) • Aid is being shipped to famine victims. a cancer/AIDS etc victim • He helped raise £2,000 for a dying cancer victim. an accident/crash victim • The crash victims were rushed to hospital. an innocent victim • Children are the innocent victims of war. an unfortunate victim • If you are the unfortunate victim of a tragic accident, this card will tell doctors that you are willing to donate your organs. victim + NOUN a victim mentality (= when someone always thinks of themselves as a victim ) • Many of us fall into a victim mentality, and blame all our troubles on other people. phrases a victim of circumstance (= someone who suffers because of something they cannot control ) • She was a victim of circumstance, as she was born at a time when women had no power. verbs blame the victim (= to say that someone is responsible for their own bad situation ) • It is blaming the victim to ask the woman what she does that makes her husband lose his temper and hit her.

3 general::   noun ADJ. hapless, helpless, innocent, poor, unfortunate, unsuspecting, unwilling He defrauded his innocent victims of millions of pounds. | easy Tourists are easy victims for pickpockets. | passive | willing In his fantasies, women became passive and sometimes even willing victims. | intended, potential The intended victims were selected because they seemed vulnerable. | child, elderly the child victims of the war | Aids, cancer, heart attack, plague, stroke | accident, bomb, crash, disaster, earthquake, famine, flood The government is sending aid to flood victims. | kidnap, murder, rape | sacrificial | fashion She's a fashion victim (= wears the newest fashions even if they do not suit her). VERB + VICTIM portray sb as In his trial, he tried to portray himself as the victim of an uncaring society. | claim The train crash claimed its tenth victim yesterday when the driver died in hospital. | compensate a bill aimed at compensating victims of air pollution | blame The cut in benefits for the unemployed is a classic case of blaming the victim. PREP. ~ of They were the victims of a cruel hoax. PHRASES fall victim to sb/sth Unfortunately, she fell victim to an unscrupulous landlord. | a victim of your/its own success The small firm became a victim of its own success when it could not supply all its orders on time.