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Перевод: wreck

[прилагательное]
аварийный;
[существительное]
крушение; авария ; гибель ; крах ; уничтожение; остов разбитого судна; остатки кораблекрушения; обломки ; развалина ;
[глагол]
вызвать крушение; вызвать разрушение; разрушать; разрушить; потопить; сносить; потерпеть крушение; рухнуть

Тезаурус:

1. TORIES CAN WRECK YOUR MARRIAGE
2. Thieves wreck racecourse
3. Two questions you will constantly be asked are: What can be done with the old wreck? and What will it cost and won't it be a waste of taxpayers' money?
4. At present, Mikhail Gorbachev's reforms merely provide a case study in how to wreck an economy.
5. "in the wreck of human affairs, indeed, God often makes His truth appear; and causes His Gospel, like a plank thrown out to the perishing mariner, to be properly known and prized."
6. A power boat attempted to tow the burning wreck out into the bay but the flyingboat sunk before there was any further calamity."
7. The only sensible question is how to meet this demand in a way that does not wreck the countryside.
8. Nor will you find a better scene-stealer than Sara Crowe (a face familiar to Philly cheese fans), reduced to a wreck of nervy mannerisms as the true awfulness of the weekend overwhelms her.
9. A remarkable revolt by Europe's underclass is threatening, if not to wreck, at least to discolour the modernised, modish Spain that the country's prime minster, Felipe Gonzlez, intends to present to the world in 1992.
10. These are but a few of the hazards that can wreck the look and expression of the choreographic design.
11. A 19-year-old commented: "People buy a wreck and don't mind wrecking it.
12. He wrote a Prologue and "The Song of the Wreck" for Wilkie Collins's The Lighthouse , 1855, and a Prologue for the same author's The Frozen Deep , 1856.
13. Seconds after Andrews had dragged away the pilot, the plane exploded, and was reduced to a smouldering wreck.