sufferings
/ˈsʌf(ə)rɪŋ/
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suf - fe - rings -> sufferings
(n[pl]) ဆင်းရဲဒုက္ခများ
suffer /'sʌfǝ(r)/ v
၁။ ~ (from/with/for sth) ဝေဒနာ ခံစားရသည်။ ဒုက္ခရောက်သည်။ Do you suffer from (ie often have) headaches? ❍ She's suffering from loss of memory. ❍ He suffers terribly with (ie has pain in) his feet. ❍ He made a rash decision and now he's suffering for it. ❍ She suffered terribly during her long illness.
၂။ ခံရ သည်။ ကြုံရသည်။ ထိခိုက်သည်။ suffer pain/torture/defeat ❍ suffer the consequences of one's actions ❍ The company suffered huge losses in the recession.
၃။ ထိခိုက်သည်။ နစ်နာသည်။ Your studies will suffer if you play too much sport. ❍ Her business suffered (eg made less profit) while she was ill.
❏ not/never suffer fools gladly [IDM ] ငကြောင်ငအ ဆိုလျှင် သည်းမခံနိုင်။ She was an intellectual snob and not one to suffer fools gladly.
❏ sufferer /'sʌfǝrǝ(r)/ n ဝေဒနာခံစားနေရသူ။ ဒုက္ခသည်။ arthritis sufferers.
❏ suffering /'sʌfǝrÇŋ/ n
၁။ [U] ဆင်းရဲ။ ဒုက္ခ။ There is too much suffering in the world.
၂။ sufferings [pl] ဆင်းရဲခြင်း။ ဒုက္ခ။
the physical and mental sufferings of the refugees.
- Don’t worry, the animal won’t suffer any pain.
- When parents argue constantly, it’s the children who suffer most.
- [suffer from] : Patients suffering from Alzheimer’s disease
- She suffered from depression for most of her adult life.
- Some patients suffered severe side-effects from the treatment.
- About one fifth of adults have suffered occasional periods of unemployment.
- Our team suffered another humiliating defeat last night.
- [suffer the consequences] : If you choose to ignore the rules, you’ll have to suffer the consequences.
- A prolonged civil war, in which ordinary people have suffered terribly
- [suffer from] : The region continues to suffer from serious pollution.
- Ben was constantly away from home on business and, not surprisingly, their relationship suffered.
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