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wreck russian

  • разби́ть

    to break, to smash, to shatter, to crash

    to defeat, to beat, to rout

    to divide (into parts), to break down, to split up

    to hurt badly, to injure, to bruise, to fracture

    to shatter, to wreck, to dash (hopes)

    to pitch (a tent), to set up (a camp)

    to lay out (a garden), to plant out

    to space (type), to letterspace

  • ава́рия

    accident, crash, wreck

    breakdown, malfunction, failure

  • разру́шить

    to destroy, to demolish

    to ruin, to destroy (hopes), to wreck

  • лома́ть

    to break, to snap, to fracture

    to break, to wreck

    to demolish, to tear down, to pull down

    to quarry, to hew (stone)

    to break (someone's will), to destroy, to ruin

  • расстра́ивать

    to upset, to distress, to make sad

    to thwart, to frustrate, to wreck

    to disrupt, to throw into disorder, to disorganize

  • разруша́ть

    to destroy, to demolish, to wreck

    to ruin, to wreck, to frustrate (plans), to undermine

  • подъём

    ascent, climb, climbing

    rise, upsurge, upturn, boom

    enthusiasm, elation, high spirits, verve

    lifting, raising, hoisting, salvaging (of a wreck)

    slope, incline, uphill stretch

    getting up, rising, reveille (military)

    instep

  • ги́бель

    death, loss of life, perishing

    destruction, ruin, downfall, collapse

    sinking, loss, wreck

    loads, a huge amount

  • провали́ть

    to fail, to flunk

    to ruin, to spoil, to wreck

    to cause to collapse, to break through, to cave in

  • круше́ние

    wreck, crash, disaster

    collapse, ruin, failure

  • губи́ть

    to destroy, to kill, to be the death of

    to ruin, to spoil, to wreck

    to doom, to be the undoing of, to land in serious trouble

  • обло́мки

    debris, fragments, rubble

    wreckage, wreck

  • разва́лина

    wreck, ruin

    human wreckage

  • полома́ть

    to break, to smash, to break to pieces

    to break, to wreck, to put out of order

  • угро́бить

    to kill, to ruin, to wreck

  • ру́шить

    to destroy, to demolish, to pull down, to wreck

    to husk, to hull, to shell (grain)

  • развали́ть

    to ruin, to wreck, to mess up, to destroy

    to break apart, to pull down, to demolish

  • гро́бить

    to ruin, to wreck, to spoil, to destroy

    to kill, to finish off, to do in

  • искове́ркать

    to ruin, to spoil, to wreck

    to mangle, to damage badly, to disfigure

    to distort, to garble, to twist, to mangle (words)

  • раскуро́чить

    to smash up, to wreck, to dismantle, to break up

  • гнилу́шка

    piece of rotten wood, rotten stump

    old wreck, decrepit old thing

  • перепо́ртить

    to spoil (many things), to ruin (one after another), to wreck

    to disfigure (all of them), to deface (one after another)

    to bewitch (all of them), to put the evil eye on

  • излома́ть

    to break to pieces, to smash, to break up

    to ruin, to warp, to wreck

  • разла́дить

    to put out of order, to break, to mess up, to disrupt

    to wreck, to spoil, to cause to fall through

    to put out of tune, to detune

  • погроми́ть

    to smash up, to wreck, to devastate, to ransack

    to carry out a pogrom, to massacre

  • разла́живать

    to put out of order, to disrupt, to mess up, to derange

    to put out of tune, to detune

    to wreck, to ruin, to spoil

  • раздрако́нивать

    to smash up, to break to pieces, to wreck, to defeat utterly

    to berate, to tear into, to give a dressing-down

    to make a mess of, to mess up

  • разби́ться

    to break, to shatter, to get broken

    to be badly injured, to hurt oneself badly, to be killed (in a crash)

    to crash, to be wrecked

    to divide (into groups), to break up (into groups), to split up

  • обло́мок

    fragment, piece, chunk, shard

    debris, wreckage, rubble, remains

  • уби́то

    killed

    dejectedly, despondently, in a crushed way

    wiped out, wrecked, dead tired

  • разорённый

    ruined, destroyed, wrecked

  • вреди́тель

    pest, vermin

    saboteur, wrecker, wrongdoer

  • погро́м

    pogrom, massacre

    devastation, wrecking, riot, looting

  • разбива́ться

    to break, to shatter, to be smashed

    to crash, to be wrecked

    to hurt oneself badly, to be injured

    to break up, to be divided, to split up

  • диверса́нт

    saboteur, wrecker

  • разби́вшийся

    crashed, wrecked

    broken, shattered

  • раздо́лбанный

    battered, dilapidated, broken-down, wrecked

    messed up, wrecked, hung over, dishevelled

  • раскуро́ченный

    wrecked, mangled, torn apart, dismantled

  • угро́бленный

    ruined, wrecked, destroyed, spoiled

  • гробимый

    being ruined, being destroyed, being wrecked

  • вреди́тельница

    saboteur, pest, wrecker, mischief-maker (female)

  • развали́вший

    having ruined, having demolished, having broken down, having wrecked

  • гро́бящий

    ruining, destroying, wrecking, destructive

  • уде́лавший

    having defeated, having beaten, having worn out, having exhausted

    having ruined, having messed up, having damaged, having wrecked

  • подры́вщик

    saboteur, demolitions expert, wrecker, subverter

  • сры́вщик

    saboteur, disruptor, wrecker, defaulter

  • крушённый

    crushed, wrecked, smashed, shattered

  • раздолба́вший

    having smashed, having wrecked, having ruined, having broken

  • гро́бивший

    ruining, destroying, wrecking

  • погроми́вший

    having smashed, having wrecked, having devastated, having routed

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