ruinous如何读

英:[ˈru:ɪnəs]

美:[ˈruənəs]

ruinous是什么意思

adj.

<书> 耗资巨大的

无法承担的

破坏性的

导致严重问题的

ruinous自然拼读

ru·in·ous

ru ih ns

ruinous扩展

ruinously (adv.), ruinousness (n.)

ruinous词根

词根:ruin

adj.

ruined 毁灭的;荒废的

adv.

ruinously 毁灭地;败坏地

n.

ruin 废墟;毁坏;灭亡

ruination 毁灭;祸根

v.

ruined 毁灭(ruin的变形)

vi.

ruin 破产;堕落;被毁灭

vt.

ruin 毁灭;使破产

ruinous英英释义

Adjective

1. extremely harmful; bringing physical or financial ruin;

"a catastrophic depression"

"catastrophic illness"

"a ruinous course of action"

2. causing injury or blight; especially affecting with sudden violence or plague or ruin;

"the blasting effects of the intense cold on the budding fruit"

"the blasting force of the wind blowing sharp needles of sleet in our faces"

"a ruinous war"

ruinous词源中文解释

14世纪晚期,“走向毁灭,陷入毁灭”的意思来自古法语 ruinos(现代法语 ruineux),直接源自拉丁语 ruinosus “倒塌,走向毁灭”,源自 ruina(参见 ruin(n.))。意思是“导致毁灭,倾向于带来毁灭”的含义始于15世纪中期; 到1817年,特指“过度昂贵”。相关词汇: Ruinously; ruinousness。

ruinous词源英文解释

The first known use of ruinous was in the 14th century

ruinous儿童词典英英释义

rulernoun

sovereign entry 1 sense 1

a straight strip of material (as wood or metal) marked off in units and used as a guide in drawing lines or for measuring

rulernoun

sovereign entry 1 sense 1

a straight strip of material (as wood or metal) marked off in units and used as a guide in drawing lines or for measuring

rule1 of 2noun

a guide or principle for conduct or action

an accepted method, custom, or habit

regulation sense 2, bylaw

a broad statement generally found to be true

as a rule we don't have much snow here

the exercise of authority or control : government

ruler sense 2

rule2 of 2verb

to have power over : control, direct

to exercise authority or power over

to be supreme or outstanding in

to give or state as a considered decision

to mark with lines drawn along or as if along the straight edge of a ruler

ruin1 of 2noun

complete collapse or destruction

the remains of something destroyed—usually used in plural

the ruins of a city

ruin2 of 2verb

to reduce to ruins

to damage beyond repair

bankrupt entry 3

ruinousadjective

causing or tending to cause ruin : destructive

ruinousadjective

causing or tending to cause ruin : destructive

ruinous 例句

1 He self-medicates — "imbibing while deriving," a journalist quips — with a ruinous stream of bourbon, cigarettes, faculty wives and Ativan.

2 With such an abundance of fuel to feast on, wildfires like those currently raging in California have become increasingly ruinous and intense.

3 Will Britain enter into a ruinous war or submit to humiliating and most likely temporary peace on terms dictated by Hitler?

4 Behold, Damascus is taken away from being a city, and It'shall be a ruinous heap.

看哪, 大马士革已被废弃,不再为城, 必变作乱堆.

5 The ruinous decade had scarred the city, as it had every other: poor boxes on the street, people living on railcars.

6 Indeed, newer material served a primary role in shaping the vicious nature and uncompromising attack of a career-spanning set punctuated by ominous warnings, deadly secrets and ruinous relationships.

7 Such, at least, seems to have been the motivation of the judge in issuing a sentence that saw Ethan’s ruinous behavior through the prism of his parents’ delinquency.

8 In their letter, the authors say that in the past three years a number of scientists have faced "ruinous libel suits simply for blowing the whistle on dangerous medical practices".

9 The snow is ruinous to the trees.

雪对这些树危害极大。

10 No credible strategy for fixing public finances as ruinous as Britain's can ring-fence the front-line.

还没有一个可靠策略能修正公共财政问题,以阻止其毁掉不列颠‘前线’上的围栏。

11 After a ruinous strike, the union caved in.

一场破坏性的罢工之后,工会突然服软了。

12 I am skittish about relationships, as most of the marriages I’ve seen up close have been ruinous for one or both parties.

13 While they followed different paths, Vietnam, Afghanistan, and Iraq all began relatively small, before growing large and ruinous. 

14 On the campaign trail he distributed “Tuccille bills” — fake dollar bills that, he assured voters, would soon be worth more than the real thing, given the country’s ruinous economic policies.

15 The only way this ruinous cycle can be erased is for Congress to stop the "bs" and cut as much spending as possible.

惟一能够阻止这一毁灭性的循环持续下去的办法是国会方面停止无谓的争执,然后尽量减少财政支出。

16 When Saul hears that his ex-wife, Kim Wexler, has confessed to the authorities about her role in the death of Howard Hamlin and faces a potentially ruinous lawsuit from Howard’s widow, he changes his mind.

17 According to Jamie, this brutal lampoon proved a ruinous turning point for her elegant mother, Felicia Montealegre, a Chilean actress and social activist who succumbed to breast cancer before the Me Decade was over.

18 On site, he was astonished to find the original follies and other architectural delights, although in a "pretty ruinous" state.

19 Could her son, Celia wonders, have inherited her habit of ruinous passion?

20 Lennie, alas, did not reciprocate Danny’s affections but is in love with Alexander, another of the ruinous yearnings that mark the novel.

ruinous 同义词

2 严重受损

ruined in ruins

4 破坏的

subversive

6 严重受损的

ruined

9 毁灭的

lost blasted

10 朽坏的

stagnant

11 招致毁灭的

annihilative

14 耗资巨大的

lavish

16 招致毁灭

banefully

23 破败不堪的

tumbledown

26 衰颓

ruin

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