گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'ordeal'

1 عمومی:: كار شاق‌

2 عمومی:: امتحان‌ سخت‌ برای‌ اثبات‌ بیگناهای‌

1 general:: noun difficult or painful experience: The ordeal of battle came to an end.

2 general::   noun ADJ. long | dreadful, terrible, terrifying VERB + ORDEAL endure, face, go through, suffer, undergo | subject sb to She was subjected to a terrible six-day ordeal. | survive | recover from | be spared PREP. ~ by (often humorous) This is the fourth time the prime minister has faced ordeal by egg (= had eggs thrown at him). | ~ of They were spared the ordeal of giving evidence in court. PHRASES an ordeal at the hands of sb their 20-hour ordeal at the hands of a gunman

3 general:: ordeal adjectives a terrible/dreadful ordeal • The trial was a dreadful ordeal. a long ordeal • After thirteen days, the hostages' long ordeal finally ended. a terrifying ordeal • Bruce Gordon has described his terrifying ordeal in a shark attack. a painful ordeal (= a very bad or painful experience ) • The treatment she had to go through was a painful ordeal. verbs go through an ordeal ( also undergo an ordeal formal ) (= experience something that is very bad or difficult ) • I'd already gone through the ordeal of a divorce once. • The girl will not have to ungergo the ordeal of giving evidence in court. face an ordeal • He faced the ordeal of caring for his dying wife. endure an ordeal • In his book, he describes how he endured the ordeal of prison life. survive an ordeal • The woman survived her ordeal and identified her attacker. recover from an ordeal • She is recovering from her ordeal after a bomb went off on the train she was on. subject somebody to an ordeal (= make someone suffer something very painful or frightening ) • Simon Collier was subjected to a horrifying ordeal at gunpoint. spare somebody the ordeal of something (= not make someone have to do something difficult ) • Thank goodness she was spared the ordeal of surgery.