blow (of fortune) [blows]+ ◼◼◼ noun It was a great blow to us. = Nagy csapás volt számunkra.
strike [strikes]+ ◼◼◼ noun
disaster [disasters]+ ◼◼◼ noun
hit [hits]+ ◼◼◼ noun
plague [plagues]+ ◼◼◼ noun
attack [attacks]+ ◼◼◻ noun
stroke [strokes]+ ◼◼◻ noun
struck + ◼◼◻ noun
calamity [calamities]+ ◼◼◻ noun
affliction [afflictions]+ ◼◼◻ noun
misfortune [misfortunes]+ ◼◼◻ noun
adversity [adversities]+ ◼◼◻ noun Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man’s character, give him power. = Majdnem minden ember kiállja a csapásokat, de ha próbára akarod tenni valakinek a jellemét, adj neki hatalmat.
cut [cuts]+ ◼◼◻ noun
track [tracks]+ ◼◼◻ noun
striking + ◼◼◻ noun
beat [beats]+ ◼◻◻ noun
sorrow [sorrows]+ ◼◻◻ noun
chop [chops]+ ◼◻◻ noun
tragedy [tragedies]+ ◼◻◻ noun
slap [slaps]+ ◼◻◻ noun
tribulation [tribulations]+ ◼◻◻ noun
cutting [cuttings]+ ◼◻◻ noun
raid [raids]+ ◼◻◻ noun
hack [hacks]+ ◼◻◻ noun
hitting + ◼◻◻ noun
slash [slashes]+ ◼◻◻ noun
bane [banes]+ ◼◻◻ noun
whack [whacks]+ ◼◻◻ noun
dent [dents]+ ◼◻◻ noun
leg [legs]+ ◼◻◻ noun
slapping + ◼◻◻ noun
claw [claws]+ noun
buffet [buffets]+ noun
crusher [crushers]+ noun
ills + noun
runway [runways]+ noun
trace [traces]+ noun
clash [clashes]+ noun
clashing + noun
dirdum + noun
