گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'ruin'

1 عمومی:: تباهی‌

2 عمومی:: خراب‌ كردن‌

3 عمومی:: خرابه‌

4 عمومی:: ویرانه‌

5 عمومی:: خرابی‌

6 عمومی:: نابودی‌

1 general::   verb ADV. completely, quite, totally The experience has completely ruined her life. | nearly | partly | effectively | financially The long legal battle ruined him financially. VERB + RUIN threaten to A knee injury threatened to ruin her Olympic hopes. | be going to All this mud is going to ruin my shoes.

2 general:: see RACK AND RUIN.

3 general:: ruin adjectives financial ruin (= when someone loses all or most of their money ) • She faces financial ruin after losing the court case. economic ruin (= when someone loses all their money or when a country loses a lot of its trade, industry, and wealth ) • Their policies have been driving this country to economic ruin for the past 13 years. political ruin • The scandal left the government on the brink of political ruin. social ruin (= when someone loses their position or rank in society ) • In those days, breaking off your engagement could mean social ruin. verbs face ruin • Many shopkeepers are facing ruin. mean ruin (= cause ruin for somebody ) • They fear that the proposals could mean ruin for small football clubs. spell ruin (= cause ruin for somebody ) • Unwise investment can spell financial ruin. lead to ruin • This policy could lead to utter ruin. save somebody from ruin • He believes the invention saved him from financial ruin. phrases bring ruin on/to somebody (= cause ruin for somebody ) • Her behaviour brought ruin on her family. drive somebody to ruin (= cause ruin for somebody ) • Farmers told how foot-and-mouth disease was driving them to ruin. be on the brink/verge of ruin (= be close to ruin ) • The recession could leave many businesses on the brink of ruin. be on the road to ruin (= be certain to happen at some time in the future ) • Is America on the road to ruin?

4 general::   noun spoilt state ADJ. complete, utter VERB + RUIN fall into, go to The cottage gradually fell into ruin. PHRASES be the ruin of sb/sth Drink has been the ruin of her. | go to rack and ruin They've let the house go to rack and ruin. end of success, hopes, etc. ADJ. economic, financial | political VERB + RUIN face The company faces ruin over the new road plans. | bring, lead to, mean, spell The cost would have meant financial ruin for us. | save from PHRASES on the brink/verge of ruin, the road to ruin He's on the road to political ruin. damaged building, town, etc. ADJ. ancient | charred, smoking the charred ruins of their home | abbey, castle, etc. VERB + RUIN be/lie in ~ The church now lies in ruins. | leave sth in ~ The earthquake left the town in ruins. PREP. ~s of the ancient ruins of Jericho

5 general:: verb bankrupt: This will ruin him. noun downfall: Alcohol caused his ruin. noun remains: We viewed the ruins of the old city.