形容词多灾多难; 灾难的，悲惨的; 惨重
1. 多灾难的：calamite 芦木 | calamitous 多灾难的 | calamitously 灾难地
2. 多灾多难的：...的一个主要的部分 an integral part of... | 多灾多难的 calamitous | 密教(中国佛教宗派之一) Esotericism
3. 造成灾祸的：solicitous 热切的,挂念的 | calamitous 造成灾祸的 | precipitous 陡峭的,仓促的
4. 多灾难的/不幸的：calamite /芦木/ | calamitous /多灾难的/不幸的/ | calamitously /灾难地/悲惨地/
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1. 不幸的;灾难性的;严重的
If you describe an event or situation as calamitous, you mean it is very unfortunate or serious.
e.g. ...the calamitous state of the country.
国势危难
e.g. ...a calamitous air crash.
一起严重的坠机事件
1. Robert Green has been punished for his calamitous performance against the USA in the World Cup.
2. Even victory in the 100m did little to paper over the cracks of a calamitous few days for the erstwhile golden boy of Japanese swimming.
3. Journalism can and must survive even the most calamitous paradigm change if society is ever to right itself and get things right.
4. This was at a flower shop in Meishan City in the southwestern Sichuan Province, which had suffered heavily from a calamitous earthquake on May 12.
5. By evening, it appeared that Ike was not the single calamitous stroke that forecasters had feared.
6. The continuing fear that another calamitous terrorist attack is not out of the question.
7. Their assumption led to the calamitous delay in alerting the campus and community to the threat.