ruined

• 形容某物被彻底破坏、损坏到无法使用，或陷入破败、毁灭的状态。

Describes something that has been destroyed, damaged beyond repair, or reduced to a state of decay or worthlessness.

1. Destroyed or damaged beyond repairB1formal

   Something that has been completely destroyed or spoiled, often beyond recovery.

   毁灭的

   • The ancient castle was ruined by the earthquake.
   • The flood left the crops completely ruined.
   • His reputation was ruined after the scandal.

   同义词demolisheddestroyedravagedshatteredspoiledwrecked

   反义词intactpreservedundamaged

2. Spoiled or made worthlessA2informal

   Something that has been made useless, ineffective, or of no value.

   毁坏的

   • The rain ruined our picnic plans.
   • She accidentally ruined her favorite dress with bleach.
   • The burnt cake was completely ruined.

   同义词brokendamageddemolisheddestroyedravagedshatteredspoiledwastedwrecked

   反义词intactpreservedsavedvaluable

• 动词，表示彻底毁坏、破坏或糟蹋某物，也可指使人破产或丧失前途。

A verb used to indicate the act of destroying, damaging, or spoiling something completely.

1. Destroy or damage completelyB1formal

   To spoil or destroy something so that it is no longer usable or valuable.

   毁坏

   • The heavy rain ruined our picnic.
   • He ruined his reputation by lying.
   • The fire ruined the entire building.

   同义词annihilatedemolishdesolatedestroydevastateravageshattersmashwreck

   反义词buildconstructcreatepreserverepairrestore

2. Cause financial collapseB2formal

   To cause someone to lose all their money or financial stability.

   使破产

   • The bad investment ruined him financially.
   • The lawsuit threatened to ruin the company.
   • Gambling ruined his family's savings.

   同义词bankruptbreakbustclean outwipe out

   反义词enrichfortifyprosperstrengthen

3. Spoil an experienceA2informal

   To make an experience unpleasant or disappointing.

   破坏体验

   • The bad weather ruined our vacation.
   • Her rude comment ruined the party.
   • Don't let one mistake ruin your day.

   同义词blightmarsabotagesourspoiltaintundowreck

   反义词enhanceenrichimprove