break, ruin, trash, destroy, wreck, bust, blight, ravage, fry, spoil, screw, undo, massacre
Usage pattern:
tönkretesz vmit
Meaning
Cause to stop working
Themes
damage
|malfunction
|machines
|accident
|technology
|daily_life
Definition
To damage something so that it no longer works or functions correctly.
Usage pattern:
tönkretesz valamit
Meaning
Cause serious damage or destruction
Themes
damage
|destruction
|loss_of_value
|function
|enjoyment
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To cause severe and often irreversible damage to something, making it no longer functional, valuable, or enjoyable.
Usage pattern:
tönkretesz vmit
Meaning
to badly damage or wreck something
Themes
damage
|vandalism
|mess
|parties
|vehicles
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To damage something badly, or to make a place very messy and almost destroyed, often through careless or violent behavior.
Usage pattern:
tönkretesz vmit
Meaning
To completely end something non-physical
Themes
abstract_loss
|relationships
|career
|plans
|emotions
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To bring an abstract thing, such as an idea, plan, relationship, or feeling, to a complete end.
Usage pattern:
tönkretesz vmit
Meaning
Cause serious damage to something
Themes
damage
|destruction
|accident
|vehicles
|buildings
|weather
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To severely damage or destroy something so that it cannot be used or repaired easily.
Usage pattern:
tönkretesz vmit
Meaning
Break or badly damage something
Themes
damage
|objects
|function
|force
|informal
|daily_life
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To break or badly damage something so that it no longer works properly or is in poor condition.
Usage pattern:
tönkretesz vmit
Meaning
ruin or spoil something
Themes
damage
|failure
|plans
|chances
|negative_effect
|daily_life
|emotions
|work
|society
Definition
To seriously spoil, damage, or prevent the success of something such as plans, hopes, chances, or a period of time.
Usage pattern:
tönkretesz vmit
Meaning
damage plants by blight
Themes
botany
|plant_damage
|agriculture
|disease
|weather
|nature
|farming
Definition
To damage or kill plants by causing them to wither or rot, especially through disease, pests, or unfavorable weather.
Usage pattern:
vkit/vmit tönkretesz
Meaning
harm badly; wear down
Themes
health
|damage
|decline
|reputation
|emotions
|society
|work
Definition
To harm someone’s health, strength, or condition very badly, or to damage something such as a system or reputation severely.
Usage pattern:
hővel vagy túlfeszültséggel tönkretesz valamit
Meaning
Damage with heat or electricity
Themes
damage
|electronics
|heat
|electricity
|accident
|technology
|science
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To destroy or severely damage something using intense heat or an electrical surge.
Usage pattern:
tönkretesz vmit
Meaning
Damage the quality of something
Themes
damage
|negative_effect
|plans
|enjoyment
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To harm the value, character, or usefulness of something so that it is less enjoyable or effective.
Usage pattern:
tönkretesz vmit
Meaning
spoil or ruin something badly
Themes
mistake
|damage
|failure
|plans
|informal
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To seriously damage, spoil, or ruin something such as a plan, situation, opportunity, or part of the body.
Usage pattern:
tönkretesz vkit/vmit
Meaning
cause ruin, failure, or downfall
Themes
ruin
|downfall
|failure
|politics
|core_vocabulary
Definition
To cause someone or something to fail, be ruined, or completely lose success or progress.
Usage pattern:
tönkretesz vmit
Meaning
To damage beyond repair
Themes
physical_damage
|destruction
|disasters
|buildings
|technology
|core_vocabulary
|daily_life
Definition
To cause so much damage to something that it no longer exists or cannot be used or repaired.
Usage pattern:
tönkretesz egy dalt/előadást/szöveget
Meaning
to do something extremely badly
Themes
performance
|pronunciation
|mistake
|damage
|informal
|communication
|arts_entertainment
Definition
To perform, pronounce, or represent something so badly that it is seriously spoiled or damaged.
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