traumatic
/trɔːˈmatɪk/
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trɔː - ˈmatɪk -> traumatic
(adj) ၁။ ကိုယ်ခန္ဓာမှာ ရရှိသော ဒါဏ်ရာများနှင့် ပါတ်သတ်သော။ ၂။ စိတ် ကို ထိခိုက် နာကျင်စေသော။
(pl traumas ) [U,C]
၁။ (က) (psychology ) စိတ်ဒဏ်ရာ။ ဒဏ်။
(ခ) [often pl ] (infml ) စိတ်မချမ်းမြေ့ဖွယ် အတွေ့အကြုံ။ စိတ်သောက။ going through the trauma(s) of divorce/ of moving to a new house.
၂။ (medical ) ဒဏ်ရာဒဏ်ချက်။ အနာတရ။
❏ traumatic /trↄ:'mætÇk;US traƱ-/ adj
၁။ ဒုက္ခသုက္ခ ရောက်ရသော။ ပရိဒေဝမီး တောက်လောင်သော။ Our journey home was pretty traumatic. ❍ a traumatic period in European history.
၂။ (techn ) ကိုယ်၊ စိတ်၌ ဒဏ်ရာဒဏ်ချက် ဖြစ်စေသော။
❏ traumatize, -ise /'trↄ:mǝtaÇz;US 'traƱ-/ v (esp passive) တထိတ်တလန့်ဖြစ်သည်။ သောကရောက်သည်။ The team were utterly traumatized by their defeat.
- ‘No nation has experienced the traumas that have repeatedly befallen the Jewish nation.’
- ‘I, too, experienced the traumas of trying to enter the world of journalism.’
- ‘The majority of these power-hungry leaders are trying to make up for sins in their own lives or for the past traumas and hurts they have experienced.’
- ‘His experience of the traumas and the issues of the civil war of the 1260s informed his approach to English affairs when he became king.’
- ‘Given the traumas of his previous runs this season, I won't be recommending a bet…’
- ‘More traumas like this and I might actually have to use one.’
- ‘This evolutionary process has not been without its traumas.’
- ‘Students are encouraged to experience university challenges as traumas.’
- ‘Did you have an unusually bad high-school experience, or was it just the usual teen traumas?’
- ‘He hints at family traumas, but is suspicious of pop stars who ‘pour their hearts out with media training’.’
- ‘She has a dark, dark secret that would twist the mind of any cat that has experienced the traumas she has, and seen the things she's seen.’
- ‘It can be triggered by peer pressure, media pressure or sudden traumas such as divorce or death.’
- ‘This act was deeply unpopular, and implicated Ford in the traumas of Watergate.’
- ‘A generation for whom all these realities are new, and yet are exposed to the traumas in such an unfiltered way, is bound to be deeply troubled.’
- ‘In my work I often see people who have suffered terrible traumas but never as immediately as this.’
- ‘Okay, as far as phobia-causing childhood traumas go, I'm sure there are worse.’
- ‘Persons suffering from traumas such as strokes or serious accidents are vulnerable due to the wait.’
- ‘The effects of the traumas experienced by Holocaust survivors persist more than 50 years later.’
- ‘But such traumas only occur after exhaustive efforts to achieve co-operation with dignity have failed.’
- ‘We work with a variety of young people and families, many have experienced traumas, different forms of abuse.’
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