ravaging

ravaging[ˈrævɪdʒɪŋ] 

原级:ravage

ravaging

第三人称单数:ravages

ravaging的近义词

过去分词:ravaged

ravaging在线翻译

过去式:ravaged

ravaging 基本解释
蹂躏;毁坏( ravage的现在分词 );劫掠;抢劫;
ravaging 单语例句

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1. The ravaging tornado killed five and injured 23 with three in a critical condition.

2. ravaging

2. Bird flu began ravaging poultry farms across Vietnam in late 2003, killing or forcing the cull of more than 45 million birds.

3. We fear Mother Earth will degenerate into a similarly uninhabitable sphere if we keep ravaging her.

4. Bush issued a major disaster declaration on Tuesday for Southern California in the wake of several wildfires ravaging the area.

5. ravaging的解释

5. Even some priests and nuns working with those infected with the AIDS virus question the church's opposition to condoms amid the pandemic ravaging Africa.

6. Bird flu began ravaging poultry stocks across Asia in 2003, forcing the slaughter of more than 100 million birds and jumping to humans.

7. GENEVA - Experts were divided Tuesday over whether the deadly bird flu strain ravaging farms in parts of Asia can be wiped out in poultry.

8. The global slump is ravaging British manufacturing, forcing ministers from Gordon Brown's government to meet carmakers today to discuss a rescue plan.

9. Bird flu began ravaging poultry stocks across Asia in 2003, killing or forcing the slaughter of more than 100 million birds.

10. The thunderbolt lasted for about half an hour on Sunday but resulted in little rainfall, failing to ease the severe drought ravaging the region since last October.

ravaging 英英释义

noun

1. plundering with excessive damage and destruction

    Synonym: devastation

adj

1. ruinously destructive and wasting

    e.g. a ravaging illness