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伤亡 (shāngwáng) is a commonly used term in everyday conversation in China, especially in the context of accidents, disasters, and wars. It refers to the combined number of injuries and deaths, or casualties, in a particular event or situation.
For example, if there is a car accident, people may ask about the 伤亡 (shāngwáng) to understand the severity of the accident. In the news, the 伤亡 (shāngwáng) is often reported in natural disasters such as earthquakes or typhoons, as well as in man-made disasters like terrorist attacks or industrial accidents.
The pronunciation of 伤亡 (shāngwáng) is "shāng wáng," with the first tone on both characters. The character 伤 (shāng) means "injury" or "harm," while 亡 (wáng) means "death" or "loss." Together, they convey the idea of both physical and emotional harm caused by an event.
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