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复数形式
tragedies
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悲剧, 灾难
an event causing great suffering, destruction, and distress, such as a natural disaster or a serious accident
- The earthquake was a terrible tragedy for the country.
地震对这个国家来说是一场可怕的悲剧。
- The family struggled to recover from the tragedy.
这个家庭努力从悲剧中恢复过来。
- The plane crash was the worst tragedy in years.
飞机失事是多年来最严重的悲剧。
- The tragedy left many people homeless.
悲剧使许多人无家可归。
- The tragedy of the war affected millions.
战争的悲剧影响了数百万人。
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悲剧
a play with sad events, especially one that the main character dies at the end
Tragedy is a genre of drama that focuses on serious, often sorrowful events and explores themes of human suffering, fate, and moral dilemmas. In a tragedy, the main characters typically face significant challenges or conflicts that lead to their downfall or a deeply tragic outcome. The story often involves high stakes, such as loss, betrayal, or disaster, and aims to evoke emotions like pity and sadness from the audience. The goal of tragedy is to provide a profound exploration of human struggles and moral choices, offering insight into the complexities of life and human nature.
- Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' is a classic tragedy, depicting the tragic downfall of its title character.
- The Greek playwright Sophocles is famous for his tragedies, such as 'Oedipus Rex' and 'Antigone'.
- The film adaptation stayed true to the original tragedy elements, eliciting strong emotional responses from audiences.
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