nightmare
Aussprache: [naɪtˌmɛr]
Wort
Kontext: „emotions“
(noun) a very bad or scary dream that makes you feel afraid or upset while you are sleeping. It can feel so real that you wake up feeling frightened.
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She woke up from a nightmare and felt relieved to be back in her cozy room.
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He never has nightmares; he usually sleeps very peacefully.
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Did you have a nightmare last night or was it just a regular dream?
Kontext: „general problems“
(noun) a situation that is very unpleasant or extremely difficult to deal with in real life. It can feel overwhelming, like a bad dream you can't wake up from.
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The storm caused a nightmare for travelers trying to reach home.
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Her last vacation was not a nightmare; it was filled with fun and laughter.
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Why was the project such a nightmare for the team?
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