wrecked

• 形容某物被严重损坏、摧毁或毁坏；非正式也可形容人极度疲惫或处于醉酒状态。

Describes something that has been severely damaged, destroyed, or ruined; also used informally to describe a person who is extremely tired or intoxicated.

1. Destroyed or damagedB1formal

   Severely damaged or destroyed, often beyond repair.

   毁坏的

   • The car was completely wrecked in the accident.
   • The storm left the entire village wrecked.
   • The building was wrecked by the earthquake.

   同义词demolisheddestroyedravagedruinedshatteredsmashedtotaledwasted

   反义词intactundamagedunharmedunscathed

2. Exhausted or intoxicatedB2slang

   Extremely tired or under the influence of alcohol or drugs.

   筋疲力尽或醉醺醺

   • After working all night, I feel absolutely wrecked.
   • He got completely wrecked at the party last night.
   • She was so wrecked after the marathon that she could barely walk.

   同义词beatdrainedexhaustedhammeredshatteredsmashedspentwastedworn-out

   反义词energeticrefreshedsober

• 动词，表示破坏、严重损坏或彻底毁坏某物。

A verb used to indicate the act of destroying, damaging severely, or ruining something.

1. Destroy or damage severelyB1formal

   To cause something to be destroyed or severely damaged, often beyond repair.

   摧毁

   • The storm wrecked the entire coastline.
   • He wrecked his car in the accident.
   • The fire wrecked the historic building.

   同义词demolishdestroydevastateruinshattersmashtotaltrash

   反义词buildconstructcreatefixrepairrestore

2. Ruin or spoilB1informal

   To spoil or ruin something completely, such as plans, hopes, or relationships.

   毁掉

   • The bad weather wrecked our holiday plans.
   • Her constant criticism wrecked their friendship.
   • The scandal wrecked his political career.

   同义词demolishdestroydevastateruinscuppershatterspoiltrash

   反义词buildconstructcreateestablishforgemake