Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Destroy"

A: It means exactly what it says. It means they will kill them right now where they are standing.

A: Oh yeah. "No-good" is a derogatory term appropriate for use in front of children, or in cultures which frown upon vulgarities. I don't recommend using it, as this kind of 'derogatory polite' language is pretty likely to come across as goofy if the nuance is flawed. The phrase "you no-good little," among countless variations, pretty much just means きさま.

A: destroy everything but left one thing exist.

A: يدمر
يحطم

A: 1. One false accusation can destroy someone's reputation:
إتهام خاطيء قد يدمر سمعة أحدهم.

2. The fire destroyed our fields:
النار أتلفت الحقول.

3. Our work was destroyed by the computer virus:
تم تخريب عملنا بسبب فايروس في الكمبيوتر.

4. Everything was destroyed after the hurricane:
تحطم كل شيء بعد العاصفة.

A: "Be careful with my book and don't destroy it!"

"Corruption destroyed this city."

"The dogs chewed the couch and destroyed my living room."

A: -The child destroys the toy
-Many houses where destroyed after the tornado
-I destroyed the book I borrowed
-Seeing that the tree was destroyed, I became sad

A: On 9/11 the twin towers were destroyed

A: You destroyed my relationship. I'm going to destroy you in this video game. The cat destroyed my table last night.

A:
Destroy means to annihilate. Put an end to something’s existence by damaging it.
Damaging is the act of causing harm by physically, verbally, mentally impairing something.
We mean to destroy the opposing team by not allowing them to score.
I damaged my phone when I dropped it.

A: they mean the same thing, just the degree of destruction (in my opinion) is different.

for example “He destroyed the city” i think that there are broken roads and a few buildings that need to be repaired. but “He obliterated the city” i think that it’s dust, and it cannot be fixed. the city is unsalvageable and beyond repair .

A: Destroy- put an end to the existence of (something) by damaging or attacking it.
Mess up- ruin the original form.
1. He destroyed the tower with an air strike team.
2. Her older brother messed up her hair by ruffling it.
3. I accidentally messed up my painting by adding that color.
4. My mom messed up the order of my books on my library shelf.
5. My lunch was destroyed after some kid stepped on it.
6. I destroyed my competition with my superior skills.

A: I think annihilate is more extreme than destroy. When I think of annihilate, I picture an image that there is nothing left after.

A: Destroy is a stronger word than break, meaning something has been completely ruined (or gone) and can never be fixed. When something 'breaks' it has been separated or ripped but can possibly be fixed and still exists.

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A: Destroy

A: @bennani_said:

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A: @frostwolf77 thanks 😊

A: I'm hearing "orally destroyed". Destroyed is good. The TT in utterly has a D sound in US English.
"utterly"

A: Yes