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destruct

/dɪˈstrʌkt/

Übersetzung: Verb, das eine absichtliche oder systematische Zerstörung bezeichnet, oft in technischem oder informatischem Kontext; im Programmieren das gezielte Freigeben oder Auflösen von Objekten oder Daten.

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/dɪˈstrʌkt/C1formal
  • deVerb, das eine absichtliche oder systematische Zerstörung bezeichnet, oft in technischem oder informatischem Kontext; im Programmieren das gezielte Freigeben oder Auflösen von Objekten oder Daten.

A verb used to indicate the act of causing deliberate or systematic destruction, often in technical or computing contexts.

  1. Self-destruction of a missile or rocketC1formal

    To deliberately destroy one's own missile or rocket, typically after launch, for safety or strategic reasons.

    deSelbstzerstörung

    • The rocket was ordered to destruct shortly after launch due to a malfunction.
    • The missile's self-destruct mechanism was activated to prevent it from falling into enemy hands.
    • Engineers had to destruct the test rocket when it veered off course.

    Synonymeblow updestroydetonateself-destructterminate

    Antonymepreservesalvage

  2. Cause destruction or undoingC1formal

    To bring about the destruction, ruin, or complete undoing of something.

    deZerstören

    • The scandal threatened to destruct his entire career.
    • Years of neglect had destructed the old building beyond repair.
    • Their constant arguing destructed any chance of a peaceful relationship.

    Synonymeannihilatedemolishdestroydevastateobliteraterazeruinsmashundowreck

    Antonymebuildconstructcreateerectfabricatemake

Formen
  • destructed past participle
  • destructed past simple
  • destructing present participle
  • destructs third person singular
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