英语词汇“drastic”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	drastic
释义	Trends of drastic View usage for: drastic (dræstɪk) 1. adjective If you have to take drastic action in order to solve a problem, you have to do something extreme and basic to solve it. Drastic measures are needed to clean up the profession. He's not going to do anything drastic about economic policy. 2. adjective A drastic change is a very great change. ...a drastic reduction in the numbers of people dying. drastically adverb [ADVERB with verb] As a result, services have been drastically reduced. More Synonyms of drastic drastic in British English (ˈdræstɪk) adjective extreme or forceful; severe Derived forms drastically (ˈdrastically) adverb Word origin C17: from Greek drastikos, from dran to do, act drastic in American English (ˈdræstɪk) adjective acting with force; having a strong or violent effect; severe; harsh; extreme Derived forms drastically (ˈdrastically) adverb Word origin Gr drastikos, active < dran, to do: see drama Examples of 'drastic' in a sentence drastic She says they need to do something drastic to bring back the romance. The Sun (2016) What happened to him that he took such a drastic step? Times, Sunday Times (2017) And her whirlwind rise to national sweetheart is not the only drastic change she has undergone this year. The Sun (2016) They needed to make a drastic change - or the music would stop. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The company took drastic action, launching a $10bn fundraising plan. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Ironically, employees who receive more generous termination packages will see a far less drastic reduction in their take-home pay. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Something drastic happened internally. Times, Sunday Times (2017) Suggest to your parents they get advice before they do anything so drastic. The Sun (2014) There are less drastic routes to becoming temporarily enhanced. Times, Sunday Times (2008) This might have forced him to take this drastic step. Times, Sunday Times (2016) There would be a drastic reduction in court costs and maybe a reduction in crime by foreigners. The Sun (2011) Unless something drastic happens that is likely to be the case again. Christianity Today (2000) After the wedding we decided it was time for drastic action. The Sun (2012) There is a case for more drastic surgery. Times, Sunday Times (2012) We must act now to make the drastic changes required to provide the care they deserve. Times, Sunday Times (2012) She decided to take drastic action after two years of failed applications. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Can you think of anything less drastic? Times, Sunday Times (2012) Other less drastic remedies look more likely. Times, Sunday Times (2014) She must have been very disturbed to take such a drastic step. Times, Sunday Times (2012) There will be scope for a drastic reduction in price as a result of their introduction. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The hen weekend forced me to do something pretty drastic. The Sun (2008) But surgery is a drastic way to go. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Her fear drives her to take a drastic measure such as starvation. Wilkinson, Helena Beyond Chaotic Eating (1993) Home education is much less drastic than people imagine. Times, Sunday Times (2009) The first essential is a drastic reduction in its operations. The Sun (2008) Something far more drastic was also happening and the plane was out of control. Times, Sunday Times (2009) The Tories are not proposing anything so drastic here. Times, Sunday Times (2008) It's time to consider drastic action. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Unemployment is at 23 per cent and its government has brought in a raft of drastic economic measures. Times, Sunday Times (2010) In other languages drastic British English: drastic /ˈdræstɪk/ ADJECTIVE A drastic course of action is extreme and is usually taken urgently. He's not going to do anything drastic about economic policy. American English: drastic Arabic: عَنيف Brazilian Portuguese: drástico Chinese: 迅猛的 Croatian: drastičan Czech: drastický Danish: drastisk Dutch: drastisch European Spanish: drástico Finnish: jyrkkä French: radical German: drastisch Greek: δραστικός Italian: drastico Japanese: 思い切った Korean: 과감한 Norwegian: drastisk Polish: drastyczny European Portuguese: drástico Romanian: drastic Russian: радикальный Latin American Spanish: drástico Swedish: drastisk Thai: รุนแรงมาก Turkish: zorlayıcı Ukrainian: радикальний Vietnamese: mạnh mẽ Chinese translation of 'drastic' drastic (ˈdræstɪk) adj [measure, step etc] 严(嚴)厉(厲)的 (yánlì de) [change, reduction] 剧(劇)烈的 (jùliè de) (adjective) in the sense of extreme Definition strong and severe Drastic measures are needed. Synonyms extreme The scheme was rejected as being too extreme. strong She is known to hold strong views on Cuba. radical periods of radical change desperate Troops are needed to get food to people in desperate need. severe a business with severe cash flow problems harsh harsh laws governing the behaviour of ordinary citizens dire We found ourselves in a dire predicament. forceful This is a forceful argument for joining them. Additional synonyms in the sense of desperate Definition very grave Troops are needed to get food to people in desperate need. Synonyms grave, great, pressing, serious, critical, acute, severe, extreme, urgent, dire, drastic, very grave in the sense of dire Definition disastrous, urgent, or terrible We found ourselves in a dire predicament. Synonyms desperate, pressing, crying, critical, terrible, crucial, alarming, extreme, awful, appalling, urgent, cruel, horrible, disastrous, grim, dreadful, gloomy, fearful (informal), dismal, drastic, catastrophic, ominous, horrid (informal), woeful, ruinous, calamitous, cataclysmic, portentous, godawful (slang), exigent, bodeful in the sense of forceful Definition effective This is a forceful argument for joining them. Synonyms powerful, strong, convincing, effective, compelling, persuasive, weighty, pithy, cogent, telling Synonyms of 'drastic' drastic Explore 'drastic' in the dictionary
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