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Перевод: wrecker

[существительное]
мародер ; машина технической помощи; рабочий ремонтной аварийной бригады; рабочий по сносу домов; фирма по сносу домов

Тезаурус:

1. The novel insisted on reverting to the ampler great-sinner pattern; hence Stavrogin's emergence as "chief character", "tragic villain" and so forth during this period, and Peter Verkhovensky's withdrawal to the second rank: Verkhovensky the mere wrecker, the nihilist, the man of the 1860s, the deeper realist's answer to Turgenev.
2. Aussie Warne is the wrecker
3. It could be said as brusquely of Iago that he is just a wrecker.
4. The wrecker explains that, one way or another, "it's not easy to pull down monuments".
5. I called Peter Verkhovensky a wrecker.
6. It was appropriate warm-up garb, as the Run Barbados Marathon was to go from the point of this historical settlement (established 1627) to Sam Lord's Castle, built with the profits from a wrecker's booty.
7. He told the conference that he will today be publishing a consultative Green Paper to tackle what he called "the weapon of the militant - the tool of the wrecker".
8. She was aware of him, as a demon; the wrecker of all her dreams, of Jerusalem in the sun.
9. But Verkhovensky the wrecker is unrelated to anything that had gone before, except in the new-seeing eye of his creator.
10. Waqar is the wrecker
11. The identities need switching and the whole statement inverting, thus: "The historical wrecker and terrorist, whether in Petersburg or Bologna, must bear the mark of the fiction and thereby confirm it."
12. What falls less easily into place is the judgment about relative importance, urgency, contemporary relevance, nearness to reality; because Raskolnikov comes over as a very grand and accessible conception, a nineteenth-century bohemian Hamlet was one way of putting it, whereas Verkhovensky is just a wrecker.
13. To Atholl's friends in Edinburgh, the Dundases, the Abercrombies, a "democrat" is the worst thing, a wrecker, a traitor.