| 单词 | fatal |
| 释义 | fa·tal I. 1. obsolete a. b. 2. < a fatal hour > < a fatal spot > 3. a. < this science sets a fatal necessity on things — H.O.Taylor > : concerned with or dealing in fate < the fatal thread of his life had nearly run out > : resembling fate in foretelling destiny : prophetic < felt he could console himself by arguing that death was written in the fatal books > b. < there was always physical exercise, but that had a fatal way of coming after a time to raise more problems than it solved — Rebecca West > c. obsolete d. < this fatal gift of enthusiasm, an inherited trait which determined her later life — E.S.Bates > < the fatal flaw in this dazzling woman: a total lack of taste — Marya Mannes > 4. a. < a fatal blow > < the fatal weapon was found by the police > < a fatal diabetic coma — Havelock Ellis > b. < the fatal weekend on which he lost his total fortune in a fire > < the fatal eruption of the volcano that destroyed people and towns and ruined the countryside > c. < the fatal moment in which she accepted his proposal and began a life of boredom and frustration > < a fatal invitation to triviality — Mark Schorer > specifically of a woman Synonyms: see deadly II. |
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