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单词 ↑Destroying and demolishing
释义 ↑Destroying and demolishing
Destroying and demolishing
Thesaurus+: LEVEL 4 SL ↑♯ Destroying and demolishing (216) in total
    1. -buster suffix ↑-buster
    2. adulterate verb [T usually passive] ↑adulterate
    3. alloy verb [T] LITERARY ↑alloy
    4. annihilate verb [T] ↑annihilate
    5. apocalypse noun ↑apocalypse
    6. at the expense of sb (ALSO at sb's expense) ↑at the expense of sb
    7. attack verb [T] (DAMAGE) ↑attack
    8. bastardize (UK USUALLY bastardise) verb [T] ↑bastardize
    9. be hoist(ed) with/by your own petard FORMAL ↑be hoist(ed) with/by your own petard
    10. be sacrificed on the altar of sth LITERARY ↑be sacrificed on the altar of sth
    11. bite verb [I] (AFFECT BADLY) ↑bite
    12. blast/blow sb/sth to kingdom come ↑blast/blow sb/sth to kingdom come
    13. blast verb [I or T] (EXPLODE) ↑blast
    14. blemish verb [T] ↑blemish
    15. blight noun ↑blight
    16. blight verb [T] ↑blight
    17. blow sth/sb out of the water ↑blow sth/sb out of the water
    18. blow, bomb, wipe, etc. sth off the map ↑blow, bomb, wipe, etc. sth off the map
    19. blow verb (DESTROY) ↑blow :: 3 × Exploding and erupting
    20. break verb [I or T, usually + adv/prep] (USE FORCE) ↑break
    21. bugger sth up UK OFFENSIVEphrasal verb with bugger verb [T] ↑bugger sth up
    22. bugger verb [T] UK OFFENSIVE (DAMAGE) ↑bugger
    23. bulldoze verb [T] ↑bulldoze
    24. cancel sth outphrasal verb with cancel verb ↑cancel sth out
    25. cave in (FALL)phrasal verb with cave verb ↑cave in
    26. cheapen verb [T] DISAPPROVING (RESPECT LESS) ↑cheapen
    27. chew sth upphrasal verb with chew verb [I or T] ↑chew sth up
    28. come between sbphrasal verb with come verb ↑come between sb
    29. consume verb [T] (DESTROY) ↑consume
    30. cost sb dear ↑cost sb dear
    31. cost verb [T] (DESTROY) ↑cost
    32. costly adjective (DAMAGING) ↑costly
    33. cripple verb [T] ↑cripple
    34. cut a swathe through sth ↑cut a swathe through sth
    35. cut off your nose to spite your face ↑cut off your nose to spite your face
    36. damage noun ↑damage
    37. damage verb [T] ↑damage
    38. deface verb [T] ↑deface
    39. deform verb ↑deform
    40. degradation noun [U] (SPOILING) ↑degradation
    41. degrade verb (SPOIL) ↑degrade
    42. demolish verb [T] (DESTROY) ↑demolish
    43. depredation noun [C usually plural, U] FORMAL ↑depredation
    44. desecrate verb [T] ↑desecrate
    45. despoil verb [T] FORMAL ↑despoil
    46. destroy verb [T] ↑destroy
    47. destroyer noun [C] ↑destroyer
    48. destruction noun [U] ↑destruction
    49. detriment noun [U] FORMAL ↑detriment
    50. devastate verb [T] (DESTROY) ↑devastate
    51. devastated adjective (VERY UPSET) ↑devastated
    52. devastation noun [U] (DAMAGE) ↑devastation
    53. devastation noun [U] (STRONG FEELING) ↑devastation
    54. devour verb [T] ↑devour
    55. dig your own grave ↑dig your own grave
    56. disfigure verb [T] ↑disfigure
    57. disservice noun [S] ↑disservice
    58. distort verb [T] ↑distort
    59. do away with sthphrasal verb with do verb ↑do away with sth
    60. do for sb/sth UK OLD-FASHIONED INFORMALphrasal verb with do verb ↑do for sb/sth
    61. drive a coach and horses through sth UK ↑drive a coach and horses through sth
    62. drive a wedge between sb ↑drive a wedge between sb
    63. dynamite verb [T] ↑dynamite
    64. eat away at sthphrasal verb with eat verb [I or T] ↑eat away at sth
    65. erode verb [I or T] (HAVE NEGATIVE EFFECT) ↑erode
    66. extirpate verb [T] FORMAL ↑extirpate
    67. fall in (ROOF)phrasal verb with fall verb ↑fall in
    68. flaw verb [T] ↑flaw
    69. foul (sth) up INFORMALphrasal verb with foul verb ↑foul (sth) up
    70. fuck (sth) upphrasal verb with fuck verb [I or T] OFFENSIVE ↑fuck (sth) up
    71. gild the lily DISAPPROVING ↑gild the lily
    72. gnaw away at sthphrasal verb with gnaw verb [I + prep, T] ↑gnaw away at sth
    73. go up in flames ↑go up in flames
    74. go west UK INFORMAL ↑go west
    75. gut verb [T] (EMPTY A BUILDING) ↑gut
    76. harm noun [U] ↑harm
    77. harm verb [T] ↑harm
    78. hit verb (EFFECT) ↑hit
    79. hurt verb [I or T] ↑hurt
    80. ill noun ↑ill
    81. impair verb [T] ↑impair
    82. interfere with sthphrasal verb with interfere verb [I] ↑interfere with sth
    83. invade verb ↑invade
    84. kick/hit sb when they are down ↑kick/hit sb when they are down
    85. kill sth offphrasal verb with kill verb ↑kill sth off
    86. kill the goose that lays the golden egg ↑kill the goose that lays the golden egg
    87. kill verb (FINISH) ↑kill
    88. killer noun (DEATH) ↑killer
    89. knock sth downphrasal verb with knock verb ↑knock sth down
    90. knock sth out (DESTROY)phrasal verb with knock verb ↑knock sth out
    91. knock the bottom out of sth ↑knock the bottom out of sth
    92. lay sth to waste (ALSO lay waste) ↑lay sth to waste
    93. level verb [T] (MAKE FLAT) ↑level
    94. louse (sth) up MAINLY US INFORMALphrasal verb with louse verb ↑louse (sth) up
    95. make (a) nonsense of sth UK ↑make (a) nonsense of sth
    96. make a muck of sth INFORMAL ↑make a muck of sth
    97. mangle verb ↑mangle :: 2 × Destroying and demolishing :: 2 × Damaging and spoiling
    98. mar verb [T] FORMAL ↑mar
    99. mess (sth) up INFORMALphrasal verb with mess verb ↑mess (sth) up
    100. mess around with sth (UK ALSO mess about with sth) informalphrasal verb with mess verb ↑mess around with sth
    101. mischief noun ↑mischief
    102. muck sth up INFORMALphrasal verb with muck verb ↑muck sth up
    103. muff verb [T] INFORMAL ↑muff
    104. mutilate verb [T] ↑mutilate
    105. obliterate verb ↑obliterate
    106. oblivion noun [U] (NO MEMORY) ↑oblivion
    107. overhang verb [T] (AFFECT) ↑overhang
    108. overhung ↑overhung
    109. perish verb [I] (DIE) ↑perish
    110. play (merry) hell with sth INFORMAL ↑play (merry) hell with sth
    111. poison verb [T] (SPOIL) ↑poison
    112. pull sth downphrasal verb with pull verb ↑pull sth down
    113. punishment noun [U] (BAD TREATMENT) ↑punishment
    114. put sth out of joint ↑put sth out of joint
    115. put paid to sth UK ↑put paid to sth
    116. rain on sb's parade ↑rain on sb's parade
    117. rampage verb [I] ↑rampage
    118. ravage verb [T often passive] ↑ravage
    119. raze verb [T] ↑raze
    120. reduce sth to sthphrasal verb with reduce verb [I or T] ↑reduce sth to sth
    121. rip through sthphrasal verb with rip verb ↑rip through sth
    122. ruin noun ↑ruin
    123. ruin verb [T] ↑ruin :: 2 × Destroying and demolishing :: 2 × Damaging and spoiling
    124. ruination noun [U] OLD-FASHIONED ↑ruination
    125. sabotage verb [T] ↑sabotage :: 2 × Preventing and impeding :: 2 × Limiting and restricting
    126. saboteur noun [C] ↑saboteur
    127. sack noun [S] (STEAL) ↑sack
    128. sack verb [T] (STEAL) ↑sack
    129. scar noun [C] ↑scar
    130. scourge verb [T] ↑scourge
    131. seismic adjective ↑seismic
    132. shatter verb ↑shatter
    133. sink verb [T] (FAILURE) ↑sink
    134. smash sth upphrasal verb with smash verb ↑smash sth up
    135. smash verb (MOVE FORCEFULLY) ↑smash
    136. smash verb [T] (DEFEAT) ↑smash
    137. sour verb [I or T] (BAD FEELING) ↑sour
    138. sour verb [I or T] (TASTE) ↑sour
    139. spoil verb (DESTROY) ↑spoil :: 2 × Destroying and demolishing :: 2 × Damaging and spoiling
    140. stave sth in MAINLY UKphrasal verb with stave verb ↑stave sth in
    141. strike a blow against/at sth ↑strike a blow against/at sth
    142. strike at the heart of sth ↑strike at the heart of sth
    143. strike verb [I or T] (CAUSE SUFFERING) ↑strike
    144. taint verb [T] ↑taint
    145. take sb/sth out SLANGphrasal verb with take verb ↑take sb/sth out
    146. take its/a toll ↑take its/a toll
    147. take the gilt off the gingerbread UK LITERARY ↑take the gilt off the gingerbread
    148. take the gloss off sth ↑take the gloss off sth
    149. tamper with sthphrasal verb with tamper verb ↑tamper with sth
    150. tear sth apart (DESTROY)phrasal verb with tear verb ↑tear sth apart
    151. tear sth downphrasal verb with tear verb ↑tear sth down
    152. tear/rip sb/sth to shreds ↑tear/rip sb/sth to shreds
    153. tell on sb (AFFECT BADLY)phrasal verb with tell verb ↑tell on sb
    154. the damage is done ↑the damage is done
    155. threaten verb ↑threaten :: 2 × Dangers and threats
    156. toll noun [U] (SUFFERING) ↑toll
    157. too many cooks spoil the broth UK SAYING (US too many cooks spoil the soup) ↑too many cooks spoil the broth
    158. torpedo verb [T] ↑torpedo
    159. trample verb [I or T, usually + prep] (STEP HEAVILY ON) ↑trample
    160. trash verb [T] INFORMAL (DAMAGE) ↑trash :: 2 × Destroying and demolishing :: 2 × Damaging and spoiling
    161. trash verb [T] INFORMAL (THROW AWAY) ↑trash
    162. undo verb [T] (REMOVE EFFECTS) ↑undo
    163. unmake verb [T] ↑unmake
    164. unpick verb [T] (DESTROY) ↑unpick
    165. unravel verb [I, T usually passive] (PROCESS) ↑unravel
    166. upset the apple cart ↑upset the apple cart
    167. vandalism noun [U] ↑vandalism
    168. vandalize (UK USUALLY vandalise) verb [T] ↑vandalize
    169. visit sth on/upon sb OLD USE OR FORMALphrasal verb with visit verb ↑visit sth on/upon sb
    170. vitiate verb [T] FORMAL ↑vitiate
    171. wear (sth) outphrasal verb with wear verb ↑wear (sth) out
    172. wipe sth off the map (ALSO wipe sth off the face of the earth/globe) ↑wipe sth off the map
    173. wipe sth outphrasal verb with wipe verb [T] ↑wipe sth out
    174. wreck verb [T] ↑wreck :: 2 × Destroying and demolishing :: 2 × Damaging and spoiling
    175. write sth off UK (VEHICLE)phrasal verb with write verb ↑write sth off
    176. zap verb [T] INFORMAL (DESTROY) ↑zap
    177. ˈmuck-up noun [C] INFORMAL ↑muck-up
    178. ˌnickel-and-ˈdime verb [T] US INFORMAL ↑nickel-and-dime
    179. ˌself-deˈstruct verb [I] ↑self-destruct
    180. go down/fall like ninepins ↑go down/fall like ninepins
    181. go down/fall like ninepins ↑ninepins
    182. go to pot INFORMAL ↑go to pot
    183. go to pot INFORMAL ↑pot
    184. make a mess of sth (ALSO mess sth up) ↑make a mess of sth
    185. make a mess of sth (ALSO mess sth up) ↑mess
    186. put a damper/dampener on sth ↑damper
    187. put a damper/dampener on sth ↑put a damper/dampener on sth
    188. put the kibosh on sth ↑kibosh
    189. put the kibosh on sth ↑put the kibosh on sth
    190. put the mockers on sth OLD-FASHIONED ↑mockers
    191. put the mockers on sth OLD-FASHIONED ↑put the mockers on sth
    192. queer sb's pitch ↑queer sb's pitch
    193. queer sb's pitch ↑queer
    194. take a punishing ↑punishing
    195. take a punishing ↑take a punishing
    196. the ravages of disease, time, war, etc. ↑ravages
    197. the ravages of disease, time, war, etc. ↑the ravages of disease, time, war, etc.
    198. -shattering suffix ↑-shattering
    199. -shattering suffix ↑shatter
    200. adulterated adjective ↑adulterate
    201. adulterated adjective ↑adulterated
    202. adulteration noun [U] ↑adulterate
    203. adulteration noun [U] ↑adulteration
    204. annihilation noun [U] ↑annihilate
    205. annihilation noun [U] ↑annihilation
    206. demolition noun [C or U] ↑demolish
    207. demolition noun [C or U] ↑demolition
    208. desecration noun [U] ↑desecrate
    209. desecration noun [U] ↑desecration
    210. distortion noun [C or U] ↑distort
    211. distortion noun [C or U] ↑distortion
    212. obliteration noun [U] ↑obliterate
    213. obliteration noun [U] ↑obliteration
    214. sabotage noun [U] ↑sabotage
    215. ˌself-deˈstruction noun [U] ↑self-destruct
    216. ˌself-deˈstruction noun [U] ↑self-destruction
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