fatal

adjective

UK /ˈfeɪt(ə)l/

1
causing someone to die
a fatal accident/injury/disease etc:
a fatal road accident
a fatal heart attack
prove fatal (=cause death):
In the nineteenth century childbirth often proved fatal.
Synonyms and related words
Dangerous or harmful
dangerous
harmful
disastrous
2
with very serious negative effects
prove fatal (=destroy something):
The recession has proved fatal to many businesses.
a fatal blow:
The sudden resignations dealt a fatal blow to the government.
fatal flaw (=serious fault):
Yesterday’s report highlighted fatal flaws in the system.
a fatal mistake/error:
I made the fatal mistake of falling in love with him.
Synonyms and related words
Serious, severe and extreme
serious
severe
extreme
1. 2a
  computinga fatal error is one that stops a program from working correctly
  Synonyms and related words
  Relating to computer software, systems and equipment
  adaptive
  antivirus
  asynchronous

单词	fatal
释义	fatal adjective UK /ˈfeɪt(ə)l/ DEFINITIONS2 1 causing someone to die a fatal accident/injury/disease etc: a fatal road accident a fatal heart attack prove fatal (=cause death): In the nineteenth century childbirth often proved fatal. Synonyms and related words Dangerous or harmful dangerous harmful disastrous 2 with very serious negative effects prove fatal (=destroy something): The recession has proved fatal to many businesses. a fatal blow: The sudden resignations dealt a fatal blow to the government. fatal flaw (=serious fault): Yesterday’s report highlighted fatal flaws in the system. a fatal mistake/error: I made the fatal mistake of falling in love with him. Synonyms and related words Serious, severe and extreme serious severe extreme 2a computinga fatal error is one that stops a program from working correctly Synonyms and related words Relating to computer software, systems and equipment adaptive antivirus asynchronous fatal adjective US /ˈfeɪt(ə)l/ DEFINITIONS2 1 causing someone to die a fatal accident/injury/disease etc.: a fatal road accident prove fatal (=cause death): In the nineteenth century childbirth often proved fatal. Synonyms and related words Dangerous or harmful dangerous harmful disastrous 2 with very serious negative effects prove fatal (=destroy something): The recession has proved fatal to many businesses. a fatal blow: The sudden resignations dealt a fatal blow to the society. a fatal mistake/error: I made the fatal mistake of falling in love with him. fatal flaw (=serious fault): Yesterday’s report highlighted fatal flaws in the system. Synonyms and related words Serious, severe and extreme serious severe extreme 2a computinga fatal error is one that stops a program from working correctly Synonyms and related words Relating to computer software, systems and equipment active adaptive antivirus
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