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Burning
204
botched
126
Pitfall
134
dagwood
81
rigour
273
frag
199
indulge
303
Diagram
243
Marxist
571
declaim
234
Coexist
179
Gristle
22
hairy
237
twinset
119
Largely
221
bad-ass
167
dissect
280
cherish
487
dust
743
adopt
864
Sunbelt, the
93
Extreme
284
retweet
116
pungent
153
footman
215
Amenity
148
adipose
100
oedipal
116
collide
372
hideout
122
cakeage
122
now
466
whacked
100
commandeer
271
soilless
82
gunge
170
countersign
236
hooded
179
Easy
359
Illicit
195
portuguese man-of-war
107
doublethink
173
Livelihood
197
satisfy
745
creased
167
hostage
288
confute
237
TRIUMPH
150
coracle
187
wastage
155
shocker
245
landing
701
Portion
150
airfare
235
allegro
171
Dignity
364
despite
764
consume
649
first language
203
Pisces
135
Seasonable
214
crease
362
Rummage
75
Comment
317
grieved
217
heavy
419
Running
259
legatee
86
chigger
132
nominal
158
Arduous
177
tragedy
716
scepter
116
taffeta
106
webhead
98
blinder
205
enchant
298
compost
278
annuity
213
lughole
104
Serbian
113
Concise
155
guardrail
179
cloak
744
observation
774
first-hand
271
respectable
246
down the hatch
124
hysterectomy
110
affability
77
Inflame
138
lick your wounds
122
muckraking
262
crime of passion
96
Ideal
382
Almanac
59
Tongue
186
artless
174
misbegotten
99
plectrum
106
Coke
183
carbon emissions
96
bed-blocker
144
collective bargaining
170
Horizons
83
medicament
109
nos
131
cadaverous
153
duet
272
clitoris
238
come to an end
88
condolences
170
Convene
237
sunblock
180
lamb
736
oust
307
vibrate
840
encounter
811
moonscape
89
turnstile
126
mistrust
168
stagier
62
relevance
390
unhitch
106
quadraphonic
118
Founding Fathers, the
145
Glamping
75
Storeroom
111
Underground
283
reasoning
407
pom
115
-ee
217
gem
510
Coal
137
consultation
351
slant
381
Wardrobe
357
Son
186
Baptist
157
seriously
607
flake
253
a-bomb
165
fag
280
sub
269
Buy
281
Terrorize
143
Petrol
426
footslogging
122
spill
781
wanted
125
Tint
227
get-go
154
even-tempered
266
on the skids
222
dainty
251
DVD
278
ruffle
194
assent
372
headed
102
dacron
153
clapboard
178
Hostel
504
thereabouts
137
Slash
183
Anemic
30
faeces
203
fleshy
289
Royals
7
aleck
121
anglophone
161
exaggerative
89
lapis
54
manufacturer
837
duck
761
follower
268
rejigger
86
fastness
132
Extra
299
whimsy
149
reduce to
97
Clamp
174
widen
721
Buffet
223
Indiana
95
Sold
196
bar chart
223
listen
315
be on a roll
148
refuge
726
Tumble
192
Desert
380
embark
473
Devoid
129
valour
166
sticky
678
salt
950
Gadget
315
uneasy
731
form
544
Calm
264
uneven
371
swamp
699
geyser
158
Deny
424
Short
428
gripe water
189
Find
593
pleadingly
222
vat
166
low-down
84
Moral
404
guitar
243
cowboy boots
114
tonsure
102
rock solid
117
floss
173
caplet
159
score
744
invisible
727
esteem
307
Gecko
116
spicy
455
add insult to injury
9
Major
396
bow down to
126
reach
808
nabob
105
maidservant
99
Concentrated
247
feeding
163
zorro
81
repeat
781
resentful
225
mouse
753
driven
177
Jewish
473
schmooze
125
microbe
257
pinion
138
cowpoke
200
flair
251
selectable
51
LINE
255
accrue
374
give up
270
urbane
291
hole up
183
Harass
158
phenomenon
851
incur
166
Turn
473
dodo
220
close off
135
Concept
273
sucrose
100
quitting
52
transaction
289
set up
311
good-night
87
lamp
899
phew
138
ventriloquist
132
spinnaker
116
matchwood
104
apparent
1046
imbue
148
Kidney
106
shotgun wedding
189
strewth
119
liquidize
112
photofit
98
moving
311
prepay
153
stuffy
295
taunt
229
emotionally
107
irritated
363
seaport
571
Passenger
325
trolleybus
106
earthiest
89
spook
266
grow-op
114
headpiece
106
Propose
204
belt up
160
detonation
135
conformity
285
set sail
128
Epitomize
126
Bunker
146
heliotrope
104
Providence
39
excursion
825
colourfast
161
askew
192
brontosaurus
238
high class
133
Applicable
412
incitant
69
continental breakfast
214
Court
443
caribou
165
grisly
229
blanketlike
79
cake tin
197
Seepage
144
Relating to tax and taxation
7
pen name
100
logged
73
pinpoint
180
Corpus
155
oscillating
60
conscript
212
spudding
56
stickpin
202
expunge
205
gentlemanly
258
youthful
592
counter-revolutionary
102
otter
102
applecart
151
hyaena
113
Pap smear
113
Robber
301
civil defence
261
tick away
68
thrash
351
pang
202
dinner dance
233
sponge
781
barbed wire
201
dynamo
201
frequency
904
put sth into sth
19
day centre
123
knifing
70
millpond
113
German measles
194
Prejudice
215
champagne
194
Relished
132
millionairess
105
dispensed
92
choosiest
92
accommodation
1000
springier
53
Pneumonia
217
Tautology
92
foliage
237
wipe away
72
educate
620
Comparing
142
occultism
61
Hum
343
shoeshine
134
tracheate
60
robocall
129
Breaching
92
Informant
176
faithfully
163
interactively
63
intrinsic
386
Obscenity
298
indent
127
adenoidal
239
greasy
239
tasmanian
76
bonniness
117
salamander
139
new
534
Macedonia
104
standardly
71
Tuesday
243
Aboriginal
245
nsc
87
Unsuitable
273
vehicles
136
Regency, the
172
castanets
141
Molecule
321
faculty
782
squabble
392
react
818
hurdle
490
in
444
Morgue
33
injured
202
cuba
146
Demo
162
association
778
synaesthete
73
Persona
86
nebula
405
rubella
122
finish
458
your
127
brag
233
additive
197
whig
120
biosecurity
193
debt
745
meanwhile
657
European Union, the
123
sexology
95
disillusioned
259
feel sorry for someone
115
run before you can walk
139
fly in the face of sth
51
paint the town (red)
75
To make something better
252
pie-eyed
127
sift
420
chill
789
irritable bowel syndrome
148
lead somebody by the nose
109
Not sensible or reasonable
154
rake something ↔ up
67
muddle through (something)
86
feel like (doing) something
181
thrust something ↔ aside
104
patch something ↔ together
101
The scientific study of the universe
38
Describing ways of treating people
97
To destroy or severely damage something
71
be on the point of (doing) something
64
camcorder
173
there is more to someone than meets the eye
75
cv
189
postdate
295
IN
200
suspicious
814
spartan
105
labia
126
Statesman
278
Overdose
175
forward-slash
103
aground
185
nor
211
relentless
377
civilize
687
maple
218
fiddle around with something
164
Agape
30
cross something ↔ out
216
toothy
150
anti-perspirant
130
carful
80
differentiate
588
reef
183
tummy
411
installment plan
161
batten on somebody
169
gravestone
165
bendy
236
factional
136
dispel
258
adversarial
298
Certify
135
Ranking
103
turbot
131
transformer
592
starfish
172
retread
110
misbehaviour
113
Mall
318
berry
651
STORAGE
164
COMPLICATE
235
Almost
208
vandalize
383
Argumentative
143
Inscribe
116
cable modem
122
chilli powder
200
adjustmental
90
Terms
98
EXILE
240
conflagration
162
soloist
249
Phonetic
84
white
272
zigzag
152
ranking
262
reflect
941
Palette
7
cut/give someone some slack
86
give in to something
47
Slip into
73
FASHION
233
Dignitary
90
eat away at something somebody
79
cabbagey
84
Warden
107
get off with
163
day-school
105
cortex
183
contentious
251
roughish
55
recto
96
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BNC: 3508
COCA: 2883
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
tragedy
Word family
noun
tragedian
tragedy
tragedienne
Related topics:
Literature
,
Theatre
tra
·
ge
·
dy
/
ˈtrædʒədi
/
●●○
noun
(
plural
tragedies
)
1
[
countable
C
,
uncountable
U
]
DISASTER
a very
sad
event
, that
shocks
people because it involves
death
悲剧性事件,惨剧,惨案
The tragedy happened as they were returning home from a night out.
悲剧发生在他们夜里外出归来的路上。
Tragedy struck
the family when their two-year-old son was killed in an accident.
悲剧降临到这个家庭,他们两岁的儿子在一次事故中丧生。
2
[
countable
C
]
informal
DISASTER
something that seems very sad and
unnecessary
because something will be
wasted
, lost, or
harmed
〔因浪费、失去或伤害而造成的〕不幸,遗憾
It’s a tragedy to see so much talent going to waste.
看着如此才华白白浪费,真是可惜。
3
a)
[
countable
C
]
AL
APT
a
serious
play or book that ends sadly, especially with the death of the
main
character
悲剧(作品)
→
comedy
‘Hamlet’ is one of Shakespeare’s best known tragedies.
《哈姆雷特》是莎士比亚最著名的悲剧之一。
b)
[
uncountable
U
]
AL
APT
this type of play or book
悲剧〔指文学体裁〕
an actor specializing in tragedy
一名专演悲剧的演员
n
COLLOCATIONS
adjectives
a terrible/great tragedy
His death is a terrible tragedy for his family.
an awful/appalling tragedy
(=
very unpleasant and shocking
)
This is an appalling tragedy which will haunt us for the rest of our lives.
a personal tragedy
He suffered a great personal tragedy two years ago when his son died suddenly.
a human tragedy
The UN wants to see an end to the conflict and the human tragedy involved.
verbs
a tragedy happens/occurs
The tragedy happened shortly before 5pm on Saturday.
a tragedy unfolds
When you visit the country, you begin to appreciate the size of the tragedy that is unfolding.
tragedy strikes
(=
happens suddenly
)
Just when it looked as though everything would turn out right, tragedy struck and Jenny developed a fatal illness.
end in tragedy
The all-night fishing trip ended in tragedy for the four men after their boat ran aground.
avert/avoid a tragedy
(=
prevent it from happening
)
The owners could have done something to avert the tragedy.
Examples from the Corpus
tragedy
•
Theirs is a
tragedy
for our
entire
nation
.
•
Unless the world deals with the
AIDS
threat
now, the
African
continent
could
suffer
"a
tragedy
of
historic
proportions
."
•
The girl's short life had been
dogged
by
tragedy
.
•
Oedipus is one of the most
famous
characters in
Greek
tragedy
.
•
The
real
tragedy
is that the city will no longer have an
orchestra
.
•
Shakespeare's
tragedies
•
What the hon.
Member
for Staffordshire,
South
said about the
tragedy
unfolding
before us is right.
•
The
story
went that after the
tragedy
Godolphin had
retired
to his country
estate
, and never again
ventured
beyond
its
perimeters
.
•
Investigators
still do not know what caused the
tragedy
, which
killed
all 278 people on
board
.
•
Area police, who were
coordinating
the
tragedy
coverage
,
issued
a
statement
following
complaints
from some of the families.
•
The Fairley family
considered
that they dealt with their
tragedy
very well, because both children afterwards showed no
signs
of
trauma
.
•
There is no
clear
professional
accountability when
tragedies
occur
although there are some signs of it
emerging
.
•
By increasing the
emotional
element
in
comedy
, comedy comes into closer
relationship
with
tragedy
.
•
the
worst
tragedy
in the
history
of
space
flight
Tragedy struck
•
Tragedy struck
the family when their two-year old
son
died
of
leukemia
.
Origin
tragedy
(
1300-1400
)
Old French
tragedie
, from
Latin
, from
Greek
tragoidia
, probably from
tragos
“
goat
”
+
aeidein
“
to sing
”
tra
·
ge
·
dy
noun
→
n
COLLOCATIONS
1
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