fatality.
致命,遇难者,死亡,遇难
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n.noun · 名词
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plural fa·tal·i·ties.
- ›a disaster resulting in death.
- ›a death resulting from such an occurrence: a rise in highway fatalities.
- ›the quality of causing death or disaster; a fatal influence; deadliness.
- ›predetermined liability to disaster, misfortune, etc.: a fatality for saying the wrong thing.
- ›the quality of being predetermined by or subject to fate: There is a fatality in human affairs that leads to destruction.
- ›the fate or destiny of a person or thing: Death is the ultimate fatality of all human beings.
- ›a fixed, unalterably predetermined course of things; inevitability:to resign oneself to the fatality of life.
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New York and New Jersey in particular saw hundreds of deaths a day in April, quickly contributing to the country’s total number of fatalities.
New York and New Jersey in particular recorded hundreds of deaths a day in April, quickly contributing to the country’s total number of fatalities.
If we compare the necessary spread to achieve herd immunity with the fatality rate, we get a wide range of possible death tolls from the virus.
The country’s chief medical officers said Sunday that the Covid-19 fatality rate among those ages 5 to 14 is lower than most seasonal flu infections.
Just this past week, California, Florida and Texas, along with a handful of other states, saw record spikes in fatalities.
Just as Obama was heading back to his house that night, a 14-year-old named Kevin Diaz became the latest Chicago gun fatality.
The Good Wife introduced its potentially fatal fatality into a world already in flux.
They're neither rising nor falling, and the highest fatality shooting took place while the assault-weapons ban was in place.
The gun-fatality rate for blacks far exceeds that for whites.
A 26-year-old man was the first fatality of the riots, found shot in his car.