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demolish

/dɪˈmɒl.ɪʃ/

Übersetzung: Verb, das die vollständige Zerstörung oder den Abriss eines Gebäudes, Bauwerks oder eines anderen physischen Objekts bezeichnet.

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/dɪˈmɒl.ɪʃ/B2formal
  • deVerb, das die vollständige Zerstörung oder den Abriss eines Gebäudes, Bauwerks oder eines anderen physischen Objekts bezeichnet.

A verb used to indicate the act of completely destroying or tearing down a building, structure, or other physical object.

  1. Destroy a structureB1formal

    To completely destroy or tear down a building or other structure.

    deAbreißen

    • The old factory was demolished to make way for a new park.
    • They plan to demolish the unsafe bridge next month.
    • The earthquake demolished entire neighborhoods.

    Synonymebulldozedismantleflattenknock downlevelpull downrazetear downwreck

    Antonymebuildconstructerectraise

  2. Defeat decisivelyB2informal

    To completely defeat or overwhelm an opponent in a competition or argument.

    devernichtend schlagen

    • Our team demolished the opposition in the final match.
    • She demolished his argument with solid evidence.
    • The champion demolished his challenger in the first round.

    Synonymeannihilateclobbercrushdruboverwhelmroutslamthrashtrouncevanquish

  3. Eat quicklyB2informal

    To eat all of something very quickly and eagerly.

    deSchnell aufessen

    • He demolished the entire pizza in five minutes.
    • The kids demolished the cake before anyone else could have some.
    • She demolished her lunch and asked for more.

    Synonymedevourgobble uppolish offscoffwolf down

Formen
  • demolished past participle
  • demolished past simple
  • demolishing present participle
  • demolishes third person singular
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