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Перевод: vandalism

[существительное]
варварство; вандализм

Тезаурус:

1. A LOCAL historian has called plans to change the name of an ancient public footpath at the end of a leafy lane of substantial and secluded homes in Haslemere as "nothing short of environmental and archaeological vandalism".
2. In contrast, he also describes vandalism near Keswick, where:
3. Over one half of the anticipated increase in the South's population will reside in cities many of which already suffer from urban squalor, high crime rates, vandalism and political unrest.
4. A neglected church is an invitation to vandalism and very soon after that to arson.
5. Older cars were used because of the fear of souvenir hunters and vandalism, which did in fact occur when the cars stopped outside Thornton Heath dept.
6. Now, however, there is mounting anxiety about the rising tide of crime, social disorder, purposeless thuggery and vandalism, much of it accompanied by violence.
7. What effects disturbances on the spiritual plane may have on our mental, emotional or physical well-being are more difficult to assess but it is not impossible that our view of ourselves as machines, with a denial of any spiritual aspect and a consequent loss of meaning in our lives, may be one cause of much of the unhappiness and frustration seen today with results as different as vandalism and cancer - aspects of destruction at one level or another.
8. It had to be lifted off the track each night to prevent possible vandalism which could have seen it trundling down to Staveley on the falling grade!
9. Because the resources of the Redundant Churches Fund are fairly slight related to the large number of churches which are falling into disuse, it should be equally clear that conversion is often the only way in which a creditable building can be saved from complete destruction through neglect and vandalism.
10. First the vehicle cannot be left in the car park attached to the business premises because of the severe vandalism which takes place in the local area.
11. The history of Glasgow Rangers Football Club, for example, makes it clear that riots, violence and vandalism have been well-established since at least the 1870s.
12. One can only speculate on the effect of long-term unemployment on vandalism, football hooliganism and the crime rate in general.
13. Malicious Acts and Vandalism