Traumas

Definition

trauma /'trↄ:mǝ; US 'traƱmǝ/ n ( pl traumas ) [U,C] ၁။ (က) ( psychology ) စိတ္ဒဏ္ရာ။ ဒဏ္။ (ခ) [often pl ] ( infml ) စိတ္မခ်မ္းေျမ႕ဖြယ္ အေတြ႕အႀကံဳ။ စိတ္ေသာက။ going through the trauma(s) of divorce/ of moving to a new house. ၂။ ( medical ) ဒဏ္ရာဒဏ္ခ်က္။ အနာတရ။ ❏ traumatic /trↄ:'mætÇk; US traƱ-/ adj ၁။ ဒုကၡသုကၡ ေရာက္ရေသာ။ ပရိေဒဝမီး ေတာက္ေလာင္ေသာ။ Our journey home was pretty traumatic. ❍ a traumatic period in European history. ၂။ ( techn ) ကိုယ္၊ စိတ္၌ ဒဏ္ရာဒဏ္ခ်က္ ျဖစ္ေစေသာ။ ❏ traumatize, -ise /'trↄ:mǝtaÇz; US 'traƱ-/ v (esp passive) တထိတ္တလန္႔ျဖစ္သည္။ ေသာကေရာက္သည္။ The team were utterly traumatized by their defeat.

Examples

1. ‘No nation has experienced the traumas that have repeatedly befallen the Jewish nation.’
2. ‘I
3. too
4. experienced the traumas of trying to enter the world of journalism.’
5. ‘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.’
6. ‘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.’
7. ‘Given the traumas of his previous runs this season
8. I won't be recommending a bet…’
9. ‘More traumas like this and I might actually have to use one.’
10. ‘This evolutionary process has not been without its traumas.’
11. ‘Students are encouraged to experience university challenges as traumas.’
12. ‘Did you have an unusually bad high-school experience
13. or was it just the usual teen traumas?’
14. ‘He hints at family traumas
15. but is suspicious of pop stars who ‘pour their hearts out with media training’.’
16. ‘She has a dark
17. dark secret that would twist the mind of any cat that has experienced the traumas she has
18. and seen the things she's seen.’
19. ‘It can be triggered by peer pressure
20. media pressure or sudden traumas such as divorce or death.’
21. ‘This act was deeply unpopular
22. and implicated Ford in the traumas of Watergate.’
23. ‘A generation for whom all these realities are new
24. and yet are exposed to the traumas in such an unfiltered way
25. is bound to be deeply troubled.’
26. ‘In my work I often see people who have suffered terrible traumas but never as immediately as this.’
27. ‘Okay
28. as far as phobia-causing childhood traumas go
29. I'm sure there are worse.’
30. ‘Persons suffering from traumas such as strokes or serious accidents are vulnerable due to the wait.’
31. ‘The effects of the traumas experienced by Holocaust survivors persist more than 50 years later.’
32. ‘But such traumas only occur after exhaustive efforts to achieve co-operation with dignity have failed.’
33. ‘We work with a variety of young people and families
34. many have experienced traumas
35. different forms of abuse.’