tragedy

美音：[ˈtrædʒədi]

简单释义：

n.悲剧；【文】(文学)悲剧

网络灾难；悲剧片；惨案

变形：

复数：tragedies

完整释义：

1.悲剧,惨剧
2.【文】(文学)悲剧

例句：

The tragedy of this incident and its subsequent events fully illustrated the protagonists, Michael Henchard and his wife's ignorance of law.
而这一事件以及其后的悲剧，充分说明了作品主人公亨察德以及他的妻子对法律的无知。
The movie offered a sympathetic portrayal of a woman struck by an inexplicable tragedy and then accused of an inexplicable crime.
该影片提供了一个令人同情的素材，描写一位女性因无法解释的惨案而深受打击，然后被指控不明不白的罪名。
Campaigners welcomed the publication of the report, calling it the only real attempt to reveal the full scale of the tragedy.
社会活动人士对报告的发行表示欢迎，称之为揭开悲剧全景的唯一真正尝试。
The International Committee of the Red Cross, which is usually slow to press the panic button, says it may be the tragedy of the decade.
通常在援救方面行动过慢的红十字国际委员会也说道，这也许是十年来的悲剧。
you missed some classic eleanor waldorf meltdowns . if it wasn't such a tragedy, it would've been funny. actually, it kind of was.
你错过了埃莉诺霍道夫几场经典的抓狂戏。如果不是那么悲惨的话，应该会很有意思。其实，是有点搞笑。
It would be such a tragedy if TB, by some malevolence of fate, turned into the greatest President of Europe we never had.
如果造化弄人，没有让托尼·布莱尔弄到那个我们英国人从没见过的肥缺的话，那真是一场悲剧。
But Director-General Margaret Chan, as she opened the World Health Assembly, noted that the delegates are meeting at a time of tragedy.
但是，正如世卫组织总干事陈冯富珍在世界卫生大会开幕时所说的，与会代表在一个悲剧时刻参加了大会。
Beethoven soon became famous. Then tragedy struck. He discovered that he was slowly becoming deaf . This was the great crisis of his life.
贝多芬很快成名了。后来，悲剧发生了，他发现自己在慢慢变聋。这是他生命中的巨大危机。

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