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to damage (something or someone) badly Moving all that furniture did a job on my back.
The collision really did a job on their car.
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to damage (something or someone) badly Moving all that furniture did a job on my back.
The collision really did a job on their car.
1 This industry can do a job on you and give you some insecurities.
2 Mostly, the goats are rented to private landowners, but occasionally the goats are hired to do a job on public land, like in Madison.
3 Lack of education was a liability in getting a job.
缺少教育对找工作不利。
4 We had to give it up as a bad job.
我们只得对此不再抱有希望。
1 毁坏
dilapidated broken-down lorn shambles crash ruin destruction wreck corrosion sabotage wreckage wrecking sandblast dilapidation wrack bust destroy ravage puckeroo break cook sink blast trash spill pickle mar perish puncture romp cooper jim unmake play old Harry with put the tin hat on play hell with
2 伤害
evil destructive hurtful noxious cost damage injury expense hurt harm vice wound offense stab prejudice lesion mischief detriment disservice deuce wrong knife violate injure scar impair mar lacerate aggrieve scathe draw blood do hurt to shed the blood play the mischief with do a mischief take liberties with damaging abuse ill depredation affect dent demolish zap knacker deal a blow to do a number on
3 损坏
shot broken wear breakdown corruption spoilage go trash corrupt spoil knacker go haywire muck around churn up plough up mess up
4 损毁