گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'nightmare'

1 عمومی:: كابوس‌

2 عمومی:: خفتك‌

3 عمومی:: بختك‌

4 عمومی:: خواب‌ ناراحت‌ كننده‌ و غم‌ افزا

1 general:: nightmare adjectives an absolute/complete nightmare • The whole day was an absolute nightmare. a real nightmare • The situation with our neighbours is a real nightmare! the ultimate nightmare (= the worst possible situation ) • The ultimate nightmare for any parent is to suffer the loss of a child. somebody's worst nightmare (= the worst possible situation ) • The outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease was farming's worst nightmare. a long nightmare • How can we bring an end to the long nightmare in the Middle East? a living/waking nightmare (= something extremely bad that happens in your life ) • Being told I had cancer was a waking nightmare. a logistical nightmare (= something that is very complicated and difficult to organize ) • Arranging childcare during the summer can be a logistical nightmare. an administrative/bureaucratic nightmare (= something that is very complicated and difficult to keep accurate records of ) • Dealing with so many new applications for asylum is an administrative nightmare. a personal/private nightmare (= a very bad situation that affects only one person ) • His personal nightmare began when he was arrested for murder. verbs be a nightmare • The whole holiday was a nightmare. become/turn into a nightmare • Their honeymoon turned into a nightmare when they were involved in a car accident. a nightmare begins • The nightmare began when her mother fell ill. a nightmare ends • We just want this nightmare to end! end a nightmare • He longed for something to end the nightmare. a nightmare comes true (= something bad that someone fears actually happens ) • The company's worst financial nightmare has now come true. nightmare + NOUN the nightmare scenario (= the worst possible situation ) • Emergency planners are trying to prepare for this nightmare scenario. a nightmare vision (= a very bad situation that might happen ) • The book gives us a nightmare vision of a family destroyed by one man's secrets. a nightmare world (= a situation in which everything is bad and there is nothing good ) • It's hard to understand how people survived the nightmare world of the concentration camps. a nightmare journey/trip (= an extremely unpleasant journey ) • Commuters are facing a nightmare journey to work due to the tube drivers strike.

2 general::   noun bad dream ADJ. awful, horrible, terrible, terrifying | continuing, recurring VERB + NIGHTMARE have, suffer | wake (up) from | give sb The film gave me nightmares. PREP. ~ about I have nightmares about drowning. bad/feared experience ADJ. absolute, awful, horrible, real, terrible, terrifying | worst Losing a child is my worst nightmare. | personal | living The refugees had survived a living nightmare. | administrative, bureaucratic, financial, etc. VERB + NIGHTMARE endure, face, suffer, survive | become, prove, turn into Their dream of living in the country turned into a nightmare when they both fell seriously ill. | create | escape (from) NIGHTMARE + VERB be over | come true NIGHTMARE + NOUN scenario, vision the nightmare scenario of mass unemployment The writer evokes a nightmare vision of a future on a polluted planet. | world | journey

3 general:: noun bad dream: The episode turned into a nightmare.