Verwendungsmuster:
[someone] is a victim of [something]
The victim of the robbery was taken to the hospital.
A rablás áldozatát kórházba vitték.
Several victims were rescued from the burning building.
Több áldozatot is kimentettek az égő épületből.
She became a victim of identity theft last year.
The charity helps victims of domestic violence.
Police are trying to identify the victims of the crash.
Beispiele für Lernende
The victim was hurt in the car crash.
Az áldozat megsérült az autóbalesetben.
She is a victim of a bad crime.
Egy súlyos bűncselekmény áldozata lett.
The fire victims lost their homes.
He is a victim of online fraud.
The police talked to the victims.
Häufiger Fehler:
Learners sometimes confuse 'victim' with 'survivor'. A survivor is someone who lived through an event; a victim may have died or survived but was harmed.
Bedeutung
person harmed by an act or event
Wortverbindungen
crime victim
|accident victim
|victim of abuse
|victim of fraud
|victim support
Synonyme
casualty (Often used for people injured or killed in accidents or disasters; more formal.)
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sufferer (Emphasizes ongoing pain or hardship rather than the event itself.)
Antonyme
perpetrator (The person who commits the harmful act, opposite role to victim.)
Themen
law
|safety
|daily life
|health
|core_vocabulary
Definition
A person who is hurt, killed, or suffers because of a crime, accident, or bad event.
A person who has been injured, harmed, or killed as a result of a crime, accident, disaster, or other event or action.
Verwendungsmuster:
[someone] is a victim of [fraud/scam/etc.]
He was the victim of an elaborate scam.
Egy jól kidolgozott csalás áldozata lett.
The company admitted its customers had been victims of false advertising.
A vállalat elismerte, hogy ügyfelei megtévesztő reklámok áldozatai lettek.
Tourists are often victims of pickpockets in the city.
Beispiele für Lernende
She was a victim of a scam.
Csalás áldozata lett.
The man is a victim of fraud.
A férfi csalás áldozata lett.
Tourists can be victims of thieves.
Bedeutung
person deceived or exploited
Wortverbindungen
victim of fraud
|victim of a scam
|con artist's victim
Synonyme
dupe (Informal; suggests being easily fooled.)
Antonyme
beneficiary (Someone who gains from a situation instead of being harmed.)
Themen
crime
|business
|law
|communication
|core_vocabulary
Definition
A person who is fooled or treated badly so someone else can get something.
A person who is tricked, deceived, or unfairly treated for someone else's benefit.
Verwendungsmuster:
[someone] is a victim of [disease/problem]
The charity supports victims of rare diseases.
A jótékonysági szervezet ritka betegségekben szenvedő embereket támogat.
He became a victim of depression after losing his job.
Az állása elvesztése után depresszióban kezdett szenvedni.
Beispiele für Lernende
She is a victim of cancer.
Rákban szenved.
He is a victim of stress.
Stressztől szenved.
Bedeutung
person suffering from disease or condition
Wortverbindungen
cancer victim
|AIDS victim
Synonyme
patient (Neutral term for someone receiving medical care; does not necessarily imply harm by external cause.)
Themen
health
|core_vocabulary
Definition
A person who has an illness or other bad health problem.
A person who suffers from a particular disease, condition, or problem.
Verwendungsmuster:
[someone] is a victim of [circumstance/change/trend]
Many small businesses were victims of the economic downturn.
Sok kisvállalkozás lett a gazdasági visszaesés áldozata.
She felt like a victim of fate after losing her job and home.
Miután elvesztette az állását és az otthonát, úgy érezte, hogy a sors áldozata.
Beispiele für Lernende
He is a victim of bad luck.
A balszerencse áldozata.
They are victims of the war.
A háború áldozatai.
Bedeutung
person harmed by situation beyond control
Wortverbindungen
victim of circumstance
|victim of fate
Synonyme
casualty (Can be used figuratively for people affected by changes or trends.)
Themen
society
|emotions
|core_vocabulary
Definition
A person who has problems because of things they cannot change or stop.
A person who experiences harm, loss, or hardship due to events or conditions they cannot control.