Wrecked Meaning in English
word · lemma: wreck
/ˈɹɛkt/
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/ɹˈɛkt/
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释义
Completely destroyed or badly damaged. Informally, it can also mean extremely tired or emotionally devastated.
用法与细微差别
'Wrecked' is both literal (damaged cars, buildings) and informal slang (very tired or drunk, especially in UK English). Pairs commonly with 'car', 'ship', or as "I feel wrecked". Not as strong as 'destroyed' for total ruin.
Spanish: destrozado - arruinado - destruidoPortuguese (BR): destruído - acabado - arruinadoPortuguese (PT): destruído - arruinadoChinese (Simplified): 毁坏的 - 破坏的 - 极度疲惫的Chinese (Traditional): 毀壞的 - 破壞的 - 極度疲憊的Hindi: नष्ट - बर्बाद - बहुत थका हुआArabic: محطم - مدمر - منهكBengali: ধ্বংসপ্রাপ্ত - বিধ্বস্ত - ক্লান্ত (অত্যন্ত)Russian: разбитый - уничтоженный - измученныйJapanese: 壊れた - ボロボロの - 疲れ切ったVietnamese: bị phá hỏng - kiệt sứcKorean: 망가진 - 엉망이 된 - 녹초가 된Turkish: harap olmuş - mahvolmuş - bitkinUrdu: تباہ شدہ - برباد - تھکا ہواIndonesian: hancur - rusak parah - kelelahan
例句
The car was completely wrecked after the crash.
basic
My phone is wrecked because I dropped it in water.
basic
The old ship looked wrecked at the bottom of the sea.
basic
I stayed up all night studying and now I’m wrecked.
natural
After the marathon, everyone felt totally wrecked.
natural
The storm wrecked their summer vacation plans.
natural