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wrecker

/ˈrek.ər/

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noun

/ˈrek.ər/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человека или предмет, который сносит, разбирает или вызывает разрушение, например, тот, кто сносит здания, совершает саботаж, или грузовик, используемый для буксировки разбитых автомобилей.

A noun referring to a person or thing that demolishes, dismantles, or causes destruction, such as someone who demolishes buildings, commits sabotage, or a truck used for towing wrecked vehicles.

  1. Demolition workerB2formal

    A person whose job is to demolish or dismantle buildings and structures.

    ruРазрушитель

    • The wrecker carefully brought down the old factory wall.
    • A team of wreckers cleared the site for new construction.
    • He worked as a wrecker for a demolition company.
  2. Saboteur or vandalC1formal

    A person who deliberately causes destruction, wrecks, or sabotage.

    ruВредитель

    • The train wreckers were arrested for damaging the tracks.
    • The saboteur acted as a wrecker of the peace negotiations.
    • They called him a wrecker for destroying the community garden.

    Synonymsdestroyerruinersaboteurvandal

    Antonymsbuildercreatorpreserverprotector

  3. Tow truckB1informalamerican

    A vehicle equipped with a hoist and winch, used to tow or remove damaged or illegally parked cars.

    ruЭвакуатор

    • The wrecker arrived to tow the crashed car from the highway.
    • A wrecker removed the illegally parked vehicle from the fire lane.
    • He called a wrecker after his car broke down on the bridge.

    Synonymstow truck

Forms
  • wreckers plural form
  • wreckers' possessive plural form
  • wrecker's possessive singular form
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