Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Casualty"

A: It means that once a war starts the reports from both sides of what is actually happening are often not accurate and propaganda on both sides takes precedence.

In the fifth century B.C., Greek dramatist Aeschylus said, “In war, truth is the first casualty.” Many people since then have repeated this.

A: Part of the hospital for people who need help VERY fast.

A: injured or dead people

A: A casualty is an injury or death due to war or an accident.

A: I think that a better way to word the sentence is "... Imagine you are going to a ceremony. Then to dress for the occasion, should not show up in casual clothing."

A: 言葉は似ているが、その意味は、元のラテン語の「casus」から非常に異なるものになっています。これは偶然に起こった出来事を示すことができます。

カジュアルは、通常、リラックスしたものや非公式なものを指します。例えば、「from time to time I enjoy some casual conversation with my colleagues」「don't worry about the attire: casual clothing is fine」「he faces everything with a casual attitude」のようなものです。

カジュアルティは、事故で負傷したり死亡したりした人々を指します。例えば、「yesterday's car crash resulted in 3 casualties」「although the wildfire got out of control, no casualties were reported」

A: The car accident resulted in just one casualty.
You'll mostly see its plural form "casualties".

A: "Casualty" literally means that someone died. "There were nine casualties" = nine people died. It can be used figuratively to mean something that is gone because of something that happened: "The free coffee in the breakroom was a casualty of the latest budget cuts" = we no longer have free coffee because they cut the budget.

Calamity and disaster are synonyms, but disaster is more common. Calamity sounds a bit old-fashioned to me.

A: A casualty is someone hurt in an accident of some sort that causes injuries to people.

A: Casualties are deaths in an fatal event. Victims are people who have been attacked whether is be physically or mentally.

Hope this helps.

A: They can mean the same thing.
Both are synonyms for counting dead people.
But toll can also mean a charge to use a bridge or road.

A: Victim implies a personal relationship with the perpetrator. Eg, the victim was the killer's wife. Casualty implies anonymity and is often used by medicine and law enforecement, eg. there were three casualties from the car accident. Also victim can mean someone who is still alive, like someone who has suffered violence, while casualty is often someone who had died as a result of the perpetrator's actions. As such, even if a stranger abused another stranger and that stranger survived, they would still be a victim because they were alive. Victim also suggests that they were targeted unfairly and unjustly.

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I think a corrected version of what you are trying to say is –

I work with casualties. It’s not a normal job.

– But in English just saying “casualties“ is confusing. You should say what they are casualties of – casualties of war, casualties of car accidents, or whatever. If you just say – casualties – most people are going to think you’re talking about dead people. You need to explain the context or else it will sound confusing and weird.

A: 正しい綴りは"victims"ですね

物的被害というのは、damage, property damage, physical damage(s)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Property_damage

総称する言葉なら、"damage and loss of life", "damage to life and property"

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e.g. Damage and loss of life sustained during an earthquake result from falling structures and flying glass and objects.

Floods usually cause large-scale loss of human life and wide spread damage to properties.

...submergence of low lying areas by rain causing loss of life and property

A quake with a magnitude equal to that of the 1811- 1812 quakes could result in great loss of life and property damage in the billions of dollars.

Monitoring Earthquake Shaking in Buildings to Reduce Loss of Life and Property

https://www.census.gov/history/pdf/usgs-quake_loss_reduction.pdf

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A: there were no human casualties

A: It is not clear if there are any casualties from the earthquake.

It is not clear if there are any casualties due to the earthquake.

It is not clear if the earthquake has caused any casualties.