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catastrophes

/kəˈtæstrəfiz/

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noun

Catástrofes, desastres

Any large and disastrous event of great significance

Examples :

"The series of hurricanes in 2017 caused many catastrophes, destroying homes and displacing families. "

La serie de huracanes en 2017 causó muchas catástrofes, destruyendo hogares y desplazando familias.

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noun

Catástrofes, desastres

A disaster beyond expectations

Examples :

"The unusually strong hurricane led to a series of catastrophes, including widespread flooding and building collapses. "

El huracán inusualmente fuerte provocó una serie de catástrofes, incluyendo inundaciones generalizadas y derrumbes de edificios.

disaster event situation

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noun

Catástrofe, desenlace

The dramatic event that initiates the resolution of the plot; the dénouement

Examples :

"The characters faced many hardships, but the reveal of the will served as the catastrophes, finally bringing closure to the family drama. "

Los personajes enfrentaron muchas dificultades, pero la revelación del testamento sirvió como el desenlace, finalmente poniendo fin al drama familiar.

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noun

Catástrofes

A type of bifurcation, where a system shifts between two stable states

Examples :

"The sudden political shifts in the small country, swinging wildly between democracy and dictatorship, demonstrated a series of political catastrophes – sudden leaps between two stable but opposing states. "

Los repentinos cambios políticos en el pequeño país, oscilando salvajemente entre la democracia y la dictadura, demostraron una serie de catástrofes políticas: saltos repentinos entre dos estados estables pero opuestos.

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