英:[rek]
美:[rek]
英:[rek]
美:[rek]
复数:wrecks
第三人称单数:wrecks
现在分词:wrecking
过去式:wrecked
过去分词:wrecked
词根:wreck
adj.wrecked 失事的(船);迷幻的,兴奋的
n.wreckage (失事船或飞机等的)残骸;(船只等的)失事
wrecker 使船失事的人,肇事者;失事现场清理人;打捞船
wrecking 失事,遇难;遇难船;营救难船
noun
something cast up on the land by the sea especially after a shipwreck
shipwreck
the action of wrecking or fact or state of being wrecked : destruction
a violent and destructive crash
was injured in a car wreck
a hulk or the ruins of a wrecked ship
the broken remains of something wrecked or otherwise ruined
something disabled or in a state of ruin or dilapidationalso: a person or animal of broken constitution, health, or spirits he's a nervous wreck
the house was a wreck
verb
transitive verb
to cast ashore
to reduce to a ruinous state by or as if by violence ambition wrecked his marriage
a country wrecked by war
shipwreck
to ruin, damage, or imperil by a wreck
wrecked the car
bring about, wreak
wreck havoc
intransitive verb
to become wrecked
to rob, salvage, or repair wreckage or a wreck
train wreck失事列车;训练残骸
这组词都有“破坏,损坏”的意思,其区别是:
destroy多指彻底地、毁灭性地破坏,含导致无用,不能或很难再修复的意味。
break普通用词,指某物因被打破或撕破而受到破坏,可指有形或无形的破坏。
wreck侧重指船只、车辆、房屋等受到严重破坏或完全毁坏,也可指计划、健康受到损害。
ruin多指因外部原因而受到严重破坏或毁灭,侧重破坏的彻底性,也可用于引申意义。
spoil强调不仅会削弱力量、精力或价值,而且会导致不可避免的毁灭。
damage多指对无生命物体的损害,造成降低价值、破坏功能等后果。
以上来源于网络
13世纪早期,“船只遇难后被冲上岸的货物,漂浮物”,源自盎格鲁-法语 wrec,来自斯堪的纳维亚语源,类似于古诺尔斯语 *wrek “残骸,漂浮物”(源头还包括挪威语、冰岛语 rek),与 reka “驱动,推动”有关,源自原始日耳曼语 *wrekan(参见 wreak(v.))。“船只遇难”一词最早记录于15世纪中期; “遇难船只”的意思则始于约1500年。一般意义上的“任何被毁坏的残骸”记录于1713年; 1795年开始用于形容放荡不羁的人。参见 wrack(v.)。
破坏
沉船
沉没在海底的舰船,是航行障碍物之一。
沉船
Noun Middle English wrec, wrek, borrowed from Anglo-French wrek & Medieval Latin wreccum, borrowed from Old Norse *wrek, rek, going back to *wrek-a- "something driven," derivative of Germanic *wrekan- "to drive out" — more at wreak Verb Middle English wrekkyd (past participle), probably derivative of wrek wreck >entry 1
The first known use of wreck was in the 12th century
wrestverb
to pull, force, or move by violent wringing or twisting movements
to gain by or as if by force or violence
wrest power from the king
wrench1 of 2verb
to move with a violent twist
to pull, strain, or tighten with violent twisting or force
to injure by a violent twisting or straining
wrenched my knee while playing football
to snatch forcibly : wrest
wrench2 of 2noun
a violent twisting or pull
a sharp twist or sudden jerk that strains muscles or ligamentsalso: the injury caused by this
a tool for holding, twisting, or turning (as nuts and bolts)
wrench1 of 2verb
to move with a violent twist
to pull, strain, or tighten with violent twisting or force
to injure by a violent twisting or straining
wrenched my knee while playing football
to snatch forcibly : wrest
wrench2 of 2noun
a violent twisting or pull
a sharp twist or sudden jerk that strains muscles or ligamentsalso: the injury caused by this
a tool for holding, twisting, or turning (as nuts and bolts)
wrench1 of 2verb
to move with a violent twist
to pull, strain, or tighten with violent twisting or force
to injure by a violent twisting or straining
wrenched my knee while playing football
to snatch forcibly : wrest
wrench2 of 2noun
a violent twisting or pull
a sharp twist or sudden jerk that strains muscles or ligamentsalso: the injury caused by this
a tool for holding, twisting, or turning (as nuts and bolts)
wrennoun
any of a family of small mostly brown singing birds with short rounded wings and a short tail that points upward
any of various small singing birds resembling the true wrens in size and habits
wreck1 of 2noun
goods cast upon the land by the sea after a shipwreck
shipwreck entry 1 sense 2
the action of wrecking
a destructive crash
was injured in a car wreck
the broken remains of something wrecked or ruined
something in a state of ruin or decay
the old house was a wreck
a person in poor health or spirits
wreck2 of 2verb
to reduce to a state of ruin by or as if by violence jealousy wrecked their friendship
a country wrecked by war
shipwreck entry 2 sense 2
to damage or ruin by a wreck
wrecked the car
wreckernoun
one that searches for or works on the wrecks of ships
tow truck
one that wrecks
wreck1 of 2noun
goods cast upon the land by the sea after a shipwreck
shipwreck entry 1 sense 2
the action of wrecking
a destructive crash
was injured in a car wreck
the broken remains of something wrecked or ruined
something in a state of ruin or decay
the old house was a wreck
a person in poor health or spirits
wreck2 of 2verb
to reduce to a state of ruin by or as if by violence jealousy wrecked their friendship
a country wrecked by war
shipwreck entry 2 sense 2
to damage or ruin by a wreck
wrecked the car
wreckagenoun
the act of wrecking
the state of being wrecked
the remains of a wreck
wreck1 of 2noun
goods cast upon the land by the sea after a shipwreck
shipwreck entry 1 sense 2
the action of wrecking
a destructive crash
was injured in a car wreck
the broken remains of something wrecked or ruined
something in a state of ruin or decay
the old house was a wreck
a person in poor health or spirits
wreck2 of 2verb
to reduce to a state of ruin by or as if by violence jealousy wrecked their friendship
a country wrecked by war
shipwreck entry 2 sense 2
to damage or ruin by a wreck
wrecked the car
1 But I met Bo, and now I know what it feels like for one person’s name to wreck you.
2 “I’ve wrecked the boat, I’m nowhere near Zimbabwe, and my only neighbor is a big, hungry crocodile.”
3 Wrecking and wrecking him and I don’t care.
4 She told me that her boyfriend, Arlo, wrecked his car and turned out to be a loser.
5 We pushed ourselves along the wreck until we reached the end, just a fifty-yard swim in open water to the lighthouse rocks.
6 The building had been wrecked by the explosion.
那座楼房被炸毁了。
7 Maurice's trousers gave way with a sigh and he abandoned them as a wreck, rushed toward the forest, and then came back again.
8 “The wreck of the canoe...left us seriously embarrassed,” said Rondon.
9 All boards have special blocks like indestructible s, dynamite sticks, snow shovels, wrecking balls etc.
它具有实时三维图形和不同的地段, 炸药枝, 雪铲, 破坏球等另一个特点是输入输出高分.
10 “I want one hell of a wreck out there. I want that boy to be sorry he’s playin’.
11 So what if I’m ancient and cranky and my body’s a wreck?
12 Sometimes that girl is like a walking wrecking ball.
13 He and Hermione stood at the gate, gazing up at the wreck of what must once have been a cottage just like those that flanked it.
14 If any persons..take any goods so cast on shore, which are not legal wreck.
15 The sunlight was slanting now into the palms by the wrecked shelter.
16 He stands in his wrecked socks in the trampled snow and tries to make eye contact with the other prisoners, but none will look at him.
17 I started picking scabs off my body and, when I didn’t have any, gnawing the flesh around my fingernails till I was a bleeding wreck.
18 He stared without expression at the half-page newspaper photos of himself, taken an instant before the wreck, showing him coiled over Fair Knightess’s withers.
19 Seabiscuit was in fighting trim and hard as rock, and Pollard, though still a wreck, was at least strong enough to handle him.
20 Shay’s face looked monstrous in the glare, and sparks floated downward to be lost in the depths of the wrecked building.
2 破毁
7 使受损
8 破坏
destructive cracked subversive baneful failure defeat breach destruction rape breakdown demolition breaking devastation Vandalism shipwreck wreckage ravage subversion wrecking depredation flameout wrack crab havoc unbuild lose break eat destroy murder crack hack violate trash poison spoil undo shatter demolish outrage overthrow infringe dismantle torpedo queer assassinate blight dynamite subvert scuttle deface expunge jim vitiate unmake ratten unknit shend infract do violence to make shipwreck of bringto naught throw a gaff into play the bear with raise hob death sword toll spoliation inroad waste slight fuck squeeze corrupt erase sap disturb mar devastate rupture tamper spoof mangle desecrate fordo uncreate banjax play the devil with piss up cock up play hob devastating mayhem destruct ruination despoliation kill ruin upset dash frustrate sabotage demoralize disfigure scupper despoil disconcert overset asperse make nonsense of bring to naught put the mockers on play hell with fell deuce damage harm smash disrupt prostrate cross up bring to his knees cast a cloud over give the chop corruption touch unravel blemish zap destabilize unpick play merry hell with put the kibosh on bust up louse up ravages crush dissolve sack knacker muck up throw a monkey wrench into throw a monkey wrench in bugger up drive a coach and horses through smash up account for do for break down shot trail cloud blast bust sully dislocate blow a hole in take its toll a heavy toll the ravages of ruinous rack breakage hob counterwork mine cook dish founder baffle smite trespass honeycomb vandalize discomfit deflower discombobulate monkey-wrench
9 船只遇难
10 失败
lost failed unsuccessful losing busted abortive unsuccessfully failingly loss Miss failure defeat reverse suck frustration abortion turkey smash bust frost setback flop failing miscarriage boob fluff shipwreck misfire boggle muff fizzle undoing flunk flub cock-up discomfiture mess-up cockup smashup unsuccess go lose fail crash founder fold abort backfire goof trip upset spike frustrate vitiate go down the tubes bring to grief be defeated in lose the day singe wings run awry come to nothing go to the wall come a mucker have had chips no soap put the skids on put the skids under fall down on go belly up come unstuck drop through go awry
11 毁坏
dilapidated broken-down lorn shambles crash ruin destruction 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 do a job on play hell with injury breakage spoilage destruct ruination spoliation cloud waste bump spoil havoc darken louse queer blight wither deface banjax play havoc with shot wrecked toll degradation smash up destructive gone shabby scathing overthrow depredation dilapidate end consume poison devastate dismantle undercut nullify defoliate unbuild nip depredate shot to pieces go to smash play the mischief with torpedo bugger mutilate vitiate play merry hell with up the spout go to pot knock out ruined buggered ravages damage murder crush demolish zap bang up rip apart shreds bits rip apart to bits rip to shreds bits rip to to bits in ruins chip off demolition devastation corrupt shatter muck around mess up the ravages of shent hell damnation ruinate shoot blow damn injure raze scuttle fordo
13 使下沉
15 海难
16 瓦解
disrupt solvent fall crash ruin disruption overturn overthrow debacle subversion disintegration disorganization chip collapse smash disintegrate ruinate disorganize breakup downfall
17 摧毁
devastation batter scatter unzip pulverize prang fordo discreate play havoc with withering wrack defeat blast dissolve dismantle mow unbuild
21 瘦得不成样子的人
22 使衰弱
waste sink distress wilt wither prostrate debilitate emaciate enfeeble extenuate unstring depauperate bring low
23 落魄者
24 挫折
defeat breakdown frustration abortion disappointment setback rebuff discomfiture contretemps backset lower shake bow damp dampen amate hard knocks
25 毁灭
lost blighted internecine ruinate destructively ruin destruction fate doom overthrow catastrophe annihilation undoing wrecking perdition wipeout extinguishment ruination perish rack lose finish destroy consume sink damn devour extinguish shipwreck snuff annihilate fordo cut in pieces go to pot cut into pieces -cide death devastation kill devastate exterminate bust up blow out of the water do for take out undone unkillable dog confusion overturn bane debacle wrack ballyhack havoc undo slay smite raze immolate outroot
26 车祸
28 使瓦解
29 彻底破坏
30 衰弱
debile donsie broken delicate gone wasted helpless infirm bedridden seely doddery doddered astheny labefaction hyposthenia waste weakness breakdown relaxation decay breakup wilt sinking attenuation fading declination prostration debility asthenia decrepitude marasmus lose wear sink collapse fade lag faint ebb falter droop languor crock distress wither prostrate debilitate emaciate enfeeble extenuate unstring depauperate come apart at the seams bring low
32 挫败
counterbuff break dish spike foil frustrate mock baffle thwart confound repulse bilk disconcert
33 下沉
34 遭难船
36 使毁坏
37 损坏
impaired banged up go damage breakdown breakage break trash corrupt crumble ravage tarnish wear and tear chip off eat into
38 沉船
43 毁掉
ruin blow scrap spoil put the kibosh on up the spout put paid to put an end to fuck up dissolve rupture obliterate drive a coach and horses through
48 遇难船
50 断送
51 残废
game bum misshapen spavin gammy disable cripple deformity lame hamstring incapacitate maim misshape
52 破产
broken bust rhino bankrupt insolvent bung belly-up failure crash ruin suspension smash bankruptcy cracker failing wrecking ruination bust-up blowup smashup bust-out break fail liquidate fold come to smash play smash go off at half cock down the spout melted out on the hog go to the cleaners go bust go bung out of business in the tub break the bank stone-broke failed stony ruined busted skint burst-up insolvency go into liquidation not a feather to fly with go to smash go belly up burst up belly up be broke ruinate dog burst
53 彻底毁坏