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catastrophes

/kəˈtæstrəfiz/

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noun

大惨事、大災害

Any large and disastrous event of great significance

Examples :

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

2017年のハリケーンの連鎖は多くの大惨事を引き起こし、家を破壊し、家族を避難させました。

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noun

大惨事、大災害

A disaster beyond expectations

Examples :

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

異常に強いハリケーンは、広範囲にわたる洪水や建物の倒壊など、一連の大惨事を引き起こしました。

disaster event situation

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noun

破局、大団円

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. "

登場人物たちは多くの苦難に直面したが、遺言書の公開は破局となり、ついに家族のドラマに終止符を打った。

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noun

カタストロフ

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. "

民主主義と独裁政治の間を激しく揺れ動く小国の突然の政治的変化は、2つの安定した対立する状態間の突然の飛躍である一連の政治的カタストロフを示した。

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