demolishing

• 名词，指将建筑物或其他结构完全拆除、摧毁的行为。

A noun referring to the act of completely destroying a building or other structure.

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1. Complete destruction of a buildingB2formal

   The act of tearing down or destroying a structure, typically a building, in a planned manner.

   拆除

   • The demolishing of the old factory took three weeks.
   • They used explosives for the controlled demolishing of the tower.
   • The city approved the demolishing of the unsafe apartment block.

   同义词demolitionlevelingrazing

• 动词，表示把建筑物、结构物或其他实体彻底摧毁或拆除，也可引申为推翻或驳倒某种观点、说法。

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.

   拆除

   • 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.

   同义词bulldozedismantleflattenknock downlevelpull downrazetear downwreck

   反义词buildconstructerectraise

2. Defeat decisivelyB2informal

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

   击溃

   • 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.

   同义词annihilateclobbercrushdruboverwhelmroutslamthrashtrouncevanquish

3. Eat quicklyB2informal

   To eat all of something very quickly and eagerly.

   快速吃完

   • 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.

   同义词devourgobble uppolish offscoffwolf down