wrecking

• 名词，指拆除建筑物等结构的动作或过程，也指造成破坏、损毁或毁灭的行为。

A noun referring to the act or process of demolishing a structure or causing something to be destroyed or ruined.

不可数

1. Demolition of a structureB2formal

   The act or event of completely demolishing and leveling a building or other structure.

   拆除

   • The wrecking of the old factory took three days.
   • Wrecking crews arrived early to begin the demolition.
   • The city approved the wrecking of the condemned building.

   同义词demolitiondestructionlevelingrazing

2. Destruction or ruinB2formal

   The act of causing something to be severely damaged, destroyed, or ruined.

   破坏

   • The wrecking of the environment by pollution is a serious concern.
   • His reckless behavior led to the wrecking of his career.
   • The storm caused the wrecking of several coastal homes.

   同义词annihilationdemolitiondestructiondevastationruinruinationsmashing

   反义词buildingconstructioncreationrepairrestoration

• 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