Wreaking Meaning in English

word · lemma: wreak

US

ˈɹikɪŋ

REE-king

UK

ɹˈiːkɪŋ

ree-KING

परिभाषा

'Wreaking' means causing or inflicting serious damage, destruction, harm, or chaos. It is commonly used with negative things, like 'wreaking havoc' or 'wreaking damage.'

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Wreaking' is almost always followed by a noun, most commonly 'havoc', 'damage', or 'destruction'. It is formal/literary and rarely used in speaking except in set phrases. Do not say 'wreaking a trouble'; use 'wreaking havoc' or 'wreaking damage'.

• Spanish: causar - provocar (daño, destrucción, caos)
• Portuguese (BR): causar - provocar (danos, destruição, caos)
• Portuguese (PT): causar - provocar (danos, destruição, caos)
• Chinese (Simplified): 造成（破坏、混乱）
• Chinese (Traditional): 造成（破壞、混亂）
• Hindi: मचाना (नुकसान, तबाही)
• Arabic: إحداث - التسبب بـ (دمار، ضرر، فوضى)
• Bengali: বিপর্যয় সৃষ্টি করছে - ধ্বংস ডেকে আনছে
• Russian: сеет (разрушения - хаос) - наносит (ущерб)
• Japanese: 引き起こしている - もたらしている（災害・混乱など）
• Vietnamese: gây ra - tàn phá
• Korean: 초래하다 - 일으키다 (피해, 혼란 등)
• Turkish: yol açıyor - neden oluyor (zarar, kaos vb.)
• Urdu: برپا کر رہا ہے - پھیل رہا ہے (تباہی، نقصان)
• Indonesian: menimbulkan - menyebabkan (kerusakan, kekacauan)

उदाहरण वाक्य

The storm is wreaking damage across the city.

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The fire is wreaking destruction in the forest.

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The new virus is wreaking havoc on the population.

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Wild animals are wreaking havoc in the neighborhood at night.

natural

Hackers have been wreaking chaos on the company’s website all week.

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Extreme weather is wreaking real trouble for farmers this year.

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