apocalypse

apocalipsis, fin del mundo

Destrucción total del mundo o su final.

En inglés sencillo: The complete destruction or end of the world.

• The film is about the apocalypse.
• They believed the apocalypse was near.
• Only a few people survive the nuclear apocalypse in the story.

Sinónimos: end of the world, doomsday

Expresiones frecuentes: the apocalypse, a nuclear apocalypse, survive the apocalypse

apocalipsis, fin del mundo

Suceso que destruye el mundo o acaba con la humanidad, especialmente el anunciado por las religiones.

En inglés sencillo: An event that destroys the world or ends human life, especially the end described in religious teachings.

• They feared a nuclear apocalypse.
• The film follows a family surviving the apocalypse.
• Some believed the apocalypse would bring a final judgment.

Sinónimos: end of the world, doomsday

Expresiones frecuentes: nuclear apocalypse, zombie apocalypse, survive the apocalypse

catástrofe, hecatombe

Desastre extremadamente grave que causa daños y sufrimiento en una zona muy amplia.

En inglés sencillo: An extremely serious disaster that causes widespread damage and suffering.

• The wildfire turned the valley into an apocalypse.
• Officials warned of an economic apocalypse if the banks failed.
• The floods felt like an apocalypse to the people who lost everything.

Sinónimos: catastrophe, disaster, cataclysm

Expresiones frecuentes: an economic apocalypse, a climate apocalypse, face an apocalypse

revelación, apocalipsis

Mensaje o visión que revela verdades ocultas sobre Dios o futuros acontecimientos sobrenaturales.

En inglés sencillo: A message or vision that reveals hidden truths about God or future supernatural events.

• The prophet described an apocalypse in his writings.
• These ancient apocalypses contain visions of heavenly beings.
• The text presents the apocalypse as a message from God.

Sinónimos: revelation

Expresiones frecuentes: divine apocalypse, prophetic apocalypse