Definition of wreckage in English:

wreckage

noun ˈrɛkɪdʒˈrɛkɪdʒ

mass noun

The remains of something that has been badly damaged or destroyed.
firemen had to cut him free from the wreckage of the car
Example sentencesExamples
- The debris from the mangled wreckage was spewed over a short stretch of road.
- Some vessels were so badly damaged that their wreckage became hard to identify.
- The missiles turned the car into a burning ball of wreckage and hundreds of residents rushed to the scene.
- The gullies are littered with wreckage from vessels that have had their bellies ripped out by the pinnacle tops.
- Smoke billowed from the wreckage of the white car, and ambulances rushed to the scene.
- A farmer today told how he fought to free two people from the wreckage of their car after a dramatic crash on a remote country lane.
- The car was catapulted into the air and the mangled wreckage came down in long grass at the side of the track.
- The black and twisted wreckage of at least a dozen vehicles lies in the bus station.
- A number of motorists mounted rescue bids to free people trapped in the wreckage of the crashed cars.
- Tests are being carried out on wreckage in order to determine what type of missiles they were.
- What appeared to be wreckage from the car was stuck in a water fountain and in trees.
- She raced out of the ship, tripping and falling over pieces of wreckage.
- The wreckage of the vessel was found last week on the seabed over 130 feet below the waves.
- The police and the fire departments rushed to the scene but they could not find any helicopter wreckage.
- Six people remained trapped in the wreckage after the crash and it took almost five hours to free them all.
- Witnesses said the wreckage of a Mercedes car lay in the road, its glass shattered.
- Fire crews worked with paramedics to cut the two men from the mangled wreckage of the car.
- The wreckage of a light aircraft was strewn over the boggy and uneven ground at one end of a long, deep furrow.
- This piece of wreckage has been identified as a part of the front of the aircraft, extending to the right wing.
- The motorway was closed as rescuers battled to free casualties from the twisted wreckage of the coach.
Synonyms
wreck, debris, detritus, remainder
hulk, shell, skeleton, hull, frame
ruins, remains, remnants, relics, fragments, pieces

Definition of wreckage in US English:

wreckage

nounˈrɛkɪdʒˈrekij

The remains of something that has been badly damaged or destroyed.
firemen had to cut him free from the wreckage of the car
Example sentencesExamples
- The missiles turned the car into a burning ball of wreckage and hundreds of residents rushed to the scene.
- The police and the fire departments rushed to the scene but they could not find any helicopter wreckage.
- Witnesses said the wreckage of a Mercedes car lay in the road, its glass shattered.
- The gullies are littered with wreckage from vessels that have had their bellies ripped out by the pinnacle tops.
- The motorway was closed as rescuers battled to free casualties from the twisted wreckage of the coach.
- The debris from the mangled wreckage was spewed over a short stretch of road.
- She raced out of the ship, tripping and falling over pieces of wreckage.
- The wreckage of the vessel was found last week on the seabed over 130 feet below the waves.
- This piece of wreckage has been identified as a part of the front of the aircraft, extending to the right wing.
- The car was catapulted into the air and the mangled wreckage came down in long grass at the side of the track.
- The wreckage of a light aircraft was strewn over the boggy and uneven ground at one end of a long, deep furrow.
- Fire crews worked with paramedics to cut the two men from the mangled wreckage of the car.
- A number of motorists mounted rescue bids to free people trapped in the wreckage of the crashed cars.
- Six people remained trapped in the wreckage after the crash and it took almost five hours to free them all.
- Tests are being carried out on wreckage in order to determine what type of missiles they were.
- What appeared to be wreckage from the car was stuck in a water fountain and in trees.
- A farmer today told how he fought to free two people from the wreckage of their car after a dramatic crash on a remote country lane.
- Smoke billowed from the wreckage of the white car, and ambulances rushed to the scene.
- The black and twisted wreckage of at least a dozen vehicles lies in the bus station.
- Some vessels were so badly damaged that their wreckage became hard to identify.
Synonyms
wreck, debris, detritus, remainder

单词	wreckage
释义	Definition of wreckage in English: wreckage noun ˈrɛkɪdʒˈrɛkɪdʒ mass noun The remains of something that has been badly damaged or destroyed. firemen had to cut him free from the wreckage of the car Example sentencesExamples The debris from the mangled wreckage was spewed over a short stretch of road. Some vessels were so badly damaged that their wreckage became hard to identify. The missiles turned the car into a burning ball of wreckage and hundreds of residents rushed to the scene. The gullies are littered with wreckage from vessels that have had their bellies ripped out by the pinnacle tops. Smoke billowed from the wreckage of the white car, and ambulances rushed to the scene. A farmer today told how he fought to free two people from the wreckage of their car after a dramatic crash on a remote country lane. The car was catapulted into the air and the mangled wreckage came down in long grass at the side of the track. The black and twisted wreckage of at least a dozen vehicles lies in the bus station. A number of motorists mounted rescue bids to free people trapped in the wreckage of the crashed cars. Tests are being carried out on wreckage in order to determine what type of missiles they were. What appeared to be wreckage from the car was stuck in a water fountain and in trees. She raced out of the ship, tripping and falling over pieces of wreckage. The wreckage of the vessel was found last week on the seabed over 130 feet below the waves. The police and the fire departments rushed to the scene but they could not find any helicopter wreckage. Six people remained trapped in the wreckage after the crash and it took almost five hours to free them all. Witnesses said the wreckage of a Mercedes car lay in the road, its glass shattered. Fire crews worked with paramedics to cut the two men from the mangled wreckage of the car. The wreckage of a light aircraft was strewn over the boggy and uneven ground at one end of a long, deep furrow. This piece of wreckage has been identified as a part of the front of the aircraft, extending to the right wing. The motorway was closed as rescuers battled to free casualties from the twisted wreckage of the coach. Synonyms wreck, debris, detritus, remainder hulk, shell, skeleton, hull, frame ruins, remains, remnants, relics, fragments, pieces Definition of wreckage in US English: wreckage nounˈrɛkɪdʒˈrekij The remains of something that has been badly damaged or destroyed. firemen had to cut him free from the wreckage of the car Example sentencesExamples The missiles turned the car into a burning ball of wreckage and hundreds of residents rushed to the scene. The police and the fire departments rushed to the scene but they could not find any helicopter wreckage. Witnesses said the wreckage of a Mercedes car lay in the road, its glass shattered. The gullies are littered with wreckage from vessels that have had their bellies ripped out by the pinnacle tops. The motorway was closed as rescuers battled to free casualties from the twisted wreckage of the coach. The debris from the mangled wreckage was spewed over a short stretch of road. She raced out of the ship, tripping and falling over pieces of wreckage. The wreckage of the vessel was found last week on the seabed over 130 feet below the waves. This piece of wreckage has been identified as a part of the front of the aircraft, extending to the right wing. The car was catapulted into the air and the mangled wreckage came down in long grass at the side of the track. The wreckage of a light aircraft was strewn over the boggy and uneven ground at one end of a long, deep furrow. Fire crews worked with paramedics to cut the two men from the mangled wreckage of the car. A number of motorists mounted rescue bids to free people trapped in the wreckage of the crashed cars. Six people remained trapped in the wreckage after the crash and it took almost five hours to free them all. Tests are being carried out on wreckage in order to determine what type of missiles they were. What appeared to be wreckage from the car was stuck in a water fountain and in trees. A farmer today told how he fought to free two people from the wreckage of their car after a dramatic crash on a remote country lane. Smoke billowed from the wreckage of the white car, and ambulances rushed to the scene. The black and twisted wreckage of at least a dozen vehicles lies in the bus station. Some vessels were so badly damaged that their wreckage became hard to identify. Synonyms wreck, debris, detritus, remainder
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