گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'destroy'

1 عمومی:: نابود ساختن‌

2 عمومی:: تباه‌ كردن‌

3 عمومی:: ویران‌ كردن‌

4 عمومی:: خراب‌ كردن‌

1 general:: destroy nouns destroy the evidence (= deliberately destroy evidence of a crime ) • They set light to the car to destroy the evidence. destroy the environment • Some of these companies are polluting and destroying the environment. destroy the world/planet • No one wants another war, which might destroy the world. destroy sb’s career • She made one bad mistake and it destroyed her career. destroy sb’s reputation • The scandal destroyed his reputation. destroy the character of something • New buildings have destroyed much of the character of the area. destroy sb’s hopes • Losing the game destroyed the team’s hopes of reaching the semi-finals. destroy sb’s confidence • When he failed his degree, it completely destroyed his confidence. adverbs completely/totally destroy something • The plane was completely destroyed when it hit a mountain. partially destroy something • The Great Fire of 1666 partially destroyed the prison. phrases be destroyed by fire/a bomb/earthquake etc • The building was destroyed by fire in 2004.

2 general:: destroy to damage something so badly that it no longer exists or cannot be used or repaired: • The earthquake almost completely destroyed the city. • The twin towers were destroyed in a terrorist attack. devastate to damage a large area very badly and destroy many things in it: • Allied bombings in 1943 devastated the city. • The country’s economy has been devastated by years of fighting. demolish to completely destroy a building, either deliberately or by accident: • The original 15th century house was demolished in Victorian times. • The plane crashed into a suburb of Paris, demolishing several buildings. flatten to destroy a building or town by knocking it down, bombing it etc, so that nothing is left standing: • The town centre was flattened by a 500 lb bomb. wreck to deliberately damage something very badly, especially a room or building: • The toilets had been wrecked by vandals. • They just wrecked the place. trash informal to deliberately destroy a lot of the things in a room, house etc: • Apparently, he trashed his hotel room while on drugs. obliterate formal to destroy a place so completely that nothing remains: • The nuclear blast obliterated most of Hiroshima. reduce something to ruins/rubble/ashes to destroy a building or town completely: • The town was reduced to rubble in the First World War. ruin to spoil something completely, so that it cannot be used or enjoyed: • Fungus may ruin the crop. • The new houses will ruin the view.

3 general:: verb crush: We shall destroy the enemy. verb demolished: The car was destroyed by an accident.

4 general::   verb damage sth so badly that it no longer exists ADV. completely, entirely, totally, utterly | all but, almost, effectively, practically, virtually Their lives have been virtually destroyed by this tragedy. | largely | partly | systematically The rainforest is being systematically destroyed. | by fire The building was destroyed by fire last year. VERB + DESTROY can/could Drugs can destroy the health and lives of young people. | threaten to This disease threatens to destroy many of our native trees. PHRASES an attempt to destroy sth a new attempt to destroy enemy positions | be capable of destroying sth These weapons are capable of destroying the entire planet. | be intent on destroying sth She seemed intent on destroying everything they had built up together. kill an animal ADV. humanely PHRASES have to be destroyed The horse broke a leg and had to be destroyed.

5 general:: verb ruined: Her career was destroyed by her lie.