B2 to spoil or destroy something completely(完全)毁掉,毁坏;破坏;糟踏
to cause a person or company to lose all their money or their good reputation使破产;使身败名裂;毁灭
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A modern extension on the old building would ruin its architectural integrity.
The poor sound quality ruined an otherwise splendid film.
Lucy has just ruined her new dress. That's children for you.
I think the new extension ruins the proportions of the building.
If you scuff your feet like that, you'll ruin your shoes.
[ U ] the process or state of being spoiled or destroyed毁掉,毁坏,破坏
C2 [ U ] a situation in which a person or company has lost all their money or their reputation破产;身败名裂;毁灭
B1 [ C ] the broken parts that are left from an old building or town废墟;残垣断壁;倒塌的建筑物
(of a building or city) to be extremely badly damaged so that most of it has fallen down(建筑物或城市)沦为一片废墟,成为一片残垣断壁
C1 to be in an extremely bad state完全毁坏;严重受损;垮掉
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