emergency
Significado: A serious, unexpected situation requiring immediate action
Emergency refers to a sudden, serious, and often dangerous situation requiring immediate action. It's commonly used in medical contexts (emergency room, emergency services) and in compound phrases like 'state of emergency' or 'emergency exit'. The adjective form describes resources or measures for such situations.
Ejemplos
- Call 999 in case of emergency. 紧急情况下请拨打999。Llama al 999 en caso de emergencia.緊急時は999に電話してください。긴급 상황 시 999에 전화하세요.
- The hospital's emergency department was extremely busy. 医院的急诊科非常忙碌。El departamento de urgencias del hospital estaba extremadamente ocupado.病院の救急部門は非常に混雑していました。병원 응급실은 매우 붐볐습니다.
- Keep an emergency kit in your car at all times. 在车里随时备一个应急包。Mantén un kit de emergencia en tu coche en todo momento.車には常に緊急キットを備えておいてください。차에 항상 비상용 키트를 구비해 두세요.
Pronunciación
Guía de uso
Contexto: general
Tono: neutral
Origen e historia
From Medieval Latin 'emergentia' meaning 'an unforeseen occurrence', from Latin 'emergentem' (rising out), present participle of 'emergere' (to rise up). Originally a philosophical term; the crisis sense developed in the 17th century.
Contexto cultural
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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