disastrous

[di'zɑ:strəs]

adj.灾难性的, 极糟的

a.

灾害的; 灾难性的, 悲惨的

a disastrous mistake

招致大祸的错误

A disastrous fire in the city caused loss of life and money.

城里一场灾难性的火灾造成生命财产的损失。

词形变化

副词: disastrously | 名词: disastrousness |

词义辨析

同义:

a.灾难性的

catastrophic  calamitous  ruinous  destructive  destroying  dire  fatal  unfortunate  tragic  cataclysmic  devastating  desoluting  adverse

a.令人心碎的

crushing  disheartening  grievous  sore  severe  devastating

a.损失惨重的

appalling  shocking  

同义参见:

painful  afflictive  disadvantageous  violent  

英英释义

形容词 disastrous:

(of events) having extremely unfortunate or dire consequences; bringing ruin

同义词：black, calamitous, fatal, fateful

补充

disastrousdisastrous英:[diˈzɑ:strəs] 美:[dɪˈzæstrəs, -ˈsæs-]adj.1.灾难性的, 造成灾害的Carelessness in driving often results in disastrous accidents.驾驶不慎常带来不幸的意外。2.极坏的, 很糟的The road was disastrous.路面真糟糕。

例句

1. the recent, disastrous earthquake最近的这次灾难性地震 2. the disastrous Tory performance in the general election保守党在大选中的糟糕表现 3. England's cricketers have had another disastrous day.英格兰板球运动员又经历了极其糟糕的一天。 4. They are desperate to avoid a war which would be disastrous for their country.战争对国家是灾难性的, 他们要千方百计地避免。 5. It would be politically disastrous for the president to approve the death sentences.如果总统批准死刑, 将会是一场政治灾难。 6. a disastrous fire swept through the museum.一场火灾扫荡了博物馆。 7. United made a disastrous start to the season.联合公司在这个季节开始就很不成功。 8. Our mistake had disastrous results.我们的错误造成了严重后果。 9. Half the city was destroyed by a disastrous fire.在一场灾难性的大火中，半个城市付之一炬。 10. The bad weather could have a disastrous effect on the area's tourism industry.恶劣的气候对这一地区的旅游业可能产生很坏的影响。 11. His failure to back up the computer files had disastrous consequences.他备份计算机文件失败，其后果十分严重。 12. The strike was economically disastrous.这次罢工给经济带来灾难性影响。 13. a disastrously bad choice/idea极坏的选择/主意