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*ruin¹
/ˈru:ɪn ||; ˈruɪn/verb[T]
1 to damage sth so badly that it loses all its value, pleasure, etc 毁坏；毁灭: a ruined building 坍塌的楼宇 The bad news ruined my week. 那个坏消息使得我一个星期没好过。 That one mistake ruined my chances of getting the job. 就那一个错误毁了我获得那份工作的希望。
2 to cause sb to lose all his/her money, hope of being successful, etc 使完全丧失（金钱、希望等）: The cost of the court case nearly ruined them. 诉讼费用使他们几乎倾家荡产。
*ruin²
/ˈru:ɪn ||; ˈruɪn/noun
1 [U] the state of being destroyed or very badly damaged 毁灭；灭亡；荒废: The city was in a state of ruin. 那个城市破败不堪。
2 [U] the cause or state of having lost all your money, hope of being successful, etc （金钱、希望等的）完全丧失，丧失的原因，祸因: Many small companies are facing financial ruin. 许多小公司面临破产。
3 [C] the parts of a building that are left standing after it has been destroyed or badly damaged 废墟；遗迹: the ruins of the ancient city of Pompeii 庞贝古城的遗迹
go to rack and ruin→RACK¹ in ruin(s) badly damaged or destroyed 破败不堪: After the accident her life seemed to be in ruins. 发生意外以后，她的一生似乎已毁了。

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