Wrecking Meaning in English
word · lemma: wreck
/ˈɹɛkɪŋ/
RE-king
/ɹˈɛkɪŋ/
RE-king
释义
The act of destroying or severely damaging something, most often a building; also used for causing great harm or ruin in general.
用法与细微差别
Most common in 'wrecking ball' (machine for demolition) and 'wrecking crew'. Mainly used in the context of building demolition, but can mean severe destruction in other contexts (e.g. 'wrecking someone's life'). Not used for minor damage.
Spanish: destrucción - demoliciónPortuguese (BR): demolição - destruiçãoPortuguese (PT): demolição - destruiçãoChinese (Simplified): 破坏 - 拆除Chinese (Traditional): 破壞 - 拆除Hindi: विनाश - गिराना (इमारत)Arabic: تدمير - هدمBengali: ধ্বংস - ভাঙাRussian: разрушение - сносJapanese: 解体 - 破壊Vietnamese: phá hủy - phá dỡKorean: 파괴 - 철거Turkish: yıkma - tahripUrdu: تباہی - منہدم کرناIndonesian: perobohan - penghancuran
例句
The wrecking of the old building started today.
basic
The wrecking company used a huge crane.
basic
A wrecking ball knocked down the wall.
basic
The city hired a wrecking crew to clear the old warehouses.
natural
She's afraid the renovations will mean wrecking her favorite café.
natural
After the storm, insurance didn't cover the wrecking of their home.
natural