گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'emergency'

1 عمومی:: اورژانس

2 عمومی:: حتمی‌

3 عمومی:: امر فوق‌ العاده‌ و غیره‌ منتظ‌ره‌

4 عمومی:: ناگه‌ اینده‌

1 general:: emergency verbs deal with an emergency • Several fire crews were called to deal with the emergency at the power plant. cope with an emergency (= succeed in dealing with an emergency ) • Do you think that you could cope with an emergency? handle an emergency (= deal with and make decisions about an emergency ) • There is always a doctor on call to handle emergencies. emergency + NOUN an emergency situation • If an emergency situation arises, the pilot and crew must stay calm. emergency aid/relief/help (= things such as food and medicine that are given to people when they are in a very dangerous situation ) • The charity made a television appeal for emergency aid to the region. emergency treatment (= medical treatment given to someone when they have been injured or become ill suddenly ) • The driver is undergoing emergency treatment at Park Royal Hospital. an emergency operation (= a medical operation that is carried out quickly when someone has been injured or become ill suddenly ) • He had an emergency operation to save his sight. an emergency meeting (= a meeting that is arranged quickly to discuss a very serious situation ) • The cabinet held an emergency meeting earlier today. an emergency session (= a political meeting that is arranged quickly to discuss a very serious situation ) • an emergency session of the UN Security Council emergency measures (= special actions that are taken to deal with a very serious situation ) • The president announced emergency measures to deal with terrorism. emergency powers (= special powers that are given to the government, police, or army because there is a very serious situation ) • The army was given emergency powers to help tackle the rising violence. an emergency vehicle (= an ambulance or fire engine ) • Emergency vehicles rushed to the scene. adjectives a serious emergency (= a situation which involves danger to people ) • The police usually respond quickly to serious emergencies. an extreme emergency (= a situation that is very worrying or dangerous ) • These weapons should be used only in an extreme emergency. a major emergency (= a dangerous situation that affects a large number of people ) • In a major emergency, the national guard may be called in. a sudden/unexpected/unforeseen emergency (= a situation that was not planned ) • I left half an hour early in case of traffic jams or some other unforeseen emergency. phrases in case of emergency/in the event of an emergency (= if there is an emergency ) • The fire-exit doors should only be opened in case of emergency.

2 general:: noun crisis: It is an emergency, go at once.

3 general::   noun ADJ. extreme (formal), major, real, serious Don't call me unless its a real emergency. | sudden, unexpected, unforeseen | international, national in times of national emergency | medical | military VERB + EMERGENCY cope with, deal with, handle, respond to firefighters on call to respond to emergencies EMERGENCY + VERB arise Call this number if any unforeseen emergency should arise. EMERGENCY + NOUN action, measures, procedures | laws, legislation, regulations | powers The police have been given emergency powers to deal with the crisis. | rule | meeting, session, talks | cover The army provided emergency cover when the ambulance service went on strike. | services The emergency services are struggling to cope with the number of call-outs. | aid, assistance, funds, relief, supply Emergency supplies of food have been flown to the area. | fund | call The ambulance crashed while answering an emergency call. | admission, case Emergency admissions to hospital are given top priority. | surgery, treatment | repairs | exit | landing PREP. for ~ She told me to keep the money for emergencies. | in an ~ I need to know what to do in an emergency. PHRASES the accident and emergency department the closure of the hospital's accident and emergency department | in case of emergency/emergencies There's a fire blanket on the kitchen wall in case of emergencies. | a state of emergency The president immediately declared a state of emergency.