disaster

美音：[dɪ'zæstər] 英音：[dɪ'zɑːstə(r)]

简单释义：

n.灾害；灾难；灾祸；不幸

网络天灾；祸患；大祸

变形：

复数：disasters

完整释义：

1.灾难,灾害,天灾,发生灾难,灾难性损失
2.天灾,灾害;不幸,事故
3.灾祸,事故,祸事,惨案
4.失败,惨败,倒霉
5.危机
6.糟糕的,一团糟

例句：

It is often easier to place an out of state long distance call from a disaster area, than to call within the area.
大灾之后，向灾区以外打长途电话要比在受灾区域之内相互打电话容易得多。
The spectre of a return to widespread Palestinian suicide-bombings and a third intifada looms. That would be a disaster.
忧虑大规模巴勒斯坦炸弹自杀袭击的回归，第三次对抗有升级趋势，那将是一场灾难。
It looks to me as if they are jumping on this disaster as support for a pre-existing position they hold for other reasons.
在我看来，他们痛斥这场灾难，是为了支持其别有用心的先前立场。
Barack Obama said the earthquake was "a potentially catastrophic disaster" .
巴拉克奥巴马称这次地震时“潜在的具有毁灭性的灾难”。
Thousand miles is better than none , is only one earth, any one of the ecological chain fracture will bring irreversible disaster.
千里之堤溃于蚁穴，人类只有一个地球，生态链的任何一环断裂都会带来不可逆转的灾难。
Currently, no specific study has examined why chronic medical needs seem to be insufficiently addressed in disaster relief interventions.
目前还没有有效的研究说明，为什么灾后对慢性病的医疗干预明显不够。
How much a natural disaster reduces output over the medium term depends on a number of factors.
从中期来看，一场自然灾害会减少多少生产取决于几个因素。
"The Hyatt Regency collapse was an isolated event, " he said about the idea of disaster mental health.
“海地政局的坍塌是一个独立的事件，”他谈论到灾后精神健康的问题时说道。

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