ruin in Greek
ruin in Greek is ερείπιο, καταστρέφω — ruin means to destroy, spoil, or severely damage something so it no longer works or pleases.
ruin in Greek
ερείπιο
Pronounced: ereipio
(countable, sometimes, in the plural) The remains of a destroyed or dilapidated construction, such as a house or castle.
καταστρέφω
Pronounced: katastrefo
What does "ruin" mean?
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verb To destroy, spoil, or severely damage something so it no longer works or pleases.
"The heavy rain ruined the outdoor concert."
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noun The remains of a destroyed or decayed structure.
"Tourists explored the ancient ruins of the castle."
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ruin in a sentence
- The heavy rain ruined the outdoor concert.
- One bad decision nearly ruined his career.
- Tourists explored the ancient ruins of the castle.
- Moss and ivy covered the ruin at the edge of the field.
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What is "ruin" in Greek?
"ruin" in Greek is ερείπιο, καταστρέφω. ruin means: To destroy, spoil, or severely damage something so it no longer works or pleases.
How do you pronounce ερείπιο?
"ruin" in Greek is ερείπιο, pronounced "ereipio".
How do you use "ruin" in a sentence?
Example: "The heavy rain ruined the outdoor concert." In Greek, "ruin" is ερείπιο, καταστρέφω.
Are there other ways to say "ruin" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "ruin": ερείπιο, καταστρέφω.
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