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Use debacle to refer to a fiasco, disaster, or great failure. If several dogs run onto the field during the big baseball game, tripping players and chewing up the bases, you can call the whole event a debacle.
Debacle is sometimes used to describe a military defeat. If your army retreats, that's one thing. If your army is outmaneuvered and ends up huddled in a valley, surrounded on all sides by the enemy, forced to sing 90s sitcom theme songs by their savage captors — that's a debacle. Debacle comes from the French débacler, “to clear,” — the prefix des- means “completely, utterly” and the verb bacler means “to block.”
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后缀: -acle
表名词,”……东西,状态”
n.
debacle 解冻,崩溃de去掉+bacle=acle有block之意,大块东西→去掉大块东西→解冰块
miracle 奇迹,令人惊奇的人[或事]mir惊奇+acle东西→让人惊奇的东西
obstacle 障碍[物],妨碍,阻碍,干扰ob反对+st+acle……东西,状态→站着反对→障碍[物]
pinnacle 尖塔,山峰pinn尖+acle……东西,状态→n.尖塔,山峰
receptacle 容器re再+cept拿+acle东西→拿东西的东西→容器
tentacle 触须、触角,[植物]腺毛tent伸展,触,摸+acle……东西,状态→n.触须、触角,[植物]腺毛
manacle 镣铐man手+acle东西→手上的东西→手铐