disaster; distress; to scold

difficult; challenging; straitened circumstances; difficult situation

difficult; arduous; hard

disaster; catastrophe

to feel embarrassed or awkward; to make things difficult (for someone); to find things difficult (to do or manage)

suffering

to take refuge; to seek asylum

to perish; to be killed

a torment; a trial; tribulation; a cross (to bear); well-tried

air crash; aviation accident or incident

to suffer a calamity; to suffer (e.g. under torture); distress

no room to advance or to retreat (idiom); without any way out of a dilemma; trapped; in an impossible situation

to be hard on sb; to deliberately make things difficult; Taiwan pr. [diao1nan2]

calamity

dilemma; quandary; to be faced with a difficult choice

to censure

(idiom) between a rock and a hard place; in a dilemma

to make do in difficult circumstances by being resourceful; (of circumstances) difficult; challenging; (of a budget) tight; (of a man-made thing) makeshift; rough and ready

misfortune; crisis; grave danger; critical situation; disaster; emergency; to be zealous in helping others out of a predicament

countless difficulties; extremely difficult; against all odds

in peril; facing disaster

retort with challenging questions; debate

calamity

to rise in revolt; to raise difficult questions

national calamity

great catastrophe

(classical) (of soldiers etc) resolute in the face of adversity

mountain accident

trials and tribulations

to rescue; rescue (operation, workers)

to die in an accident; to die for a just cause

to sacrifice oneself in a just cause; a victim of a disaster

perils of the sea

to feel embarrassed; to feel awkward

to be daunted by challenges

to make sth difficult; to create obstacles

hard to understand; difficult to deal with; knotty; complicated

mining disaster

inconvenient; difficult for some reason; to find sth embarrassing

to die in an accident or disaster; to be killed

to meet with misfortune; to fall into dire straits

to meet with disaster; killed; in the clutches of the enemy; to fall foul of; in danger

to blame

to take refuge; to seek refuge from disaster

to debate; to retort; to refute

to run away from trouble; to flee from calamity; to be a refugee

to run into misfortune

to thwart; to impede

Prince Ananda, cousin of the Buddha and his closest disciple