| 单词 | catastrophe |
| 释义 | catastropheDefinition Sudden disaster of immense proportions that has severe consequences, often accompanied by destruction of assets and/or loss of life. Use 'catastrophe' in a SentenceIt would be a catastrophe if there was a melt down at a nuclear power plant as the radiation would not only kill people in the surrounding areas immediately, the area would be uninhabitable for years. Although I didn't think it was so bad, my sister insisted that the pimple on her nose was an absolute CATASTROPHE. A catastrophe was prevented very narrowly as I checked the warehouse one last time before leaving, that is when I saw the fire. |
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