Tragic Meaning in English
word
/ˈtɹædʒɪk/
TRA-jik
/tɹˈædʒɪk/
TRA-jik
释义
Very sad and shocking, usually because it involves death, suffering, or a terrible event. It can also be used informally to describe something as very bad or embarrassing.
用法与细微差别
Usually stronger than 'sad' and often used for serious real-life events: 'a tragic accident', 'a tragic loss'. In informal speech, some people say 'tragic' for something minor ('That haircut is tragic'), but this is much lighter and can sound rude or dramatic.
Spanish: trágicoPortuguese (BR): trágicoPortuguese (PT): trágicoChinese (Simplified): 悲惨的 - 悲剧性的Chinese (Traditional): 悲慘的 - 悲劇性的Hindi: दुःखद - त्रासदArabic: مأساويBengali: বেদনাদায়ক - মর্মান্তিকRussian: трагический - печальный (разг.)Japanese: 悲劇的なVietnamese: bi thảmKorean: 비극적인Turkish: trajik - acıklıUrdu: افسوسناک - سانحہ خیزIndonesian: tragis
例句
It was a tragic accident.
basic
The story has a tragic ending.
basic
Everyone felt sad after the tragic news.
basic
It’s tragic how many people lost their homes in the fire.
natural
What happened to her family is absolutely tragic.
natural
That attempt at a joke was just tragic.
natural