ruinous

英 [ˈruːɪnəs]

美 [ˈruːɪnəs]

adj.  耗资巨大的; 无法承担的; 破坏性的; 导致严重问题的; 灾难性的; 破败的; 严重受损的; 已成废墟的

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BNC.19475 / COCA.21114

牛津词典

adj.

• 耗资巨大的；无法承担的
  costing a lot of money and more than you can afford
  1. ruinous legal fees
     巨额法律费用
• 破坏性的；导致严重问题的；灾难性的
  causing serious problems or damage
  1. The decision was to prove ruinous.
     后来证明这个决定造成了极大的危害。
• 破败的；严重受损的；已成废墟的
  destroyed or severely damaged
  1. a ruinous chapel
     已成废墟的小教堂
  2. The buildings were in a ruinous state.
     这些建筑破烂不堪。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ (花费等)极其昂贵的，贵得离谱的
  If you describe the cost of something asruinous, you mean that it costs far more money than you can afford or than is reasonable.
  1. Many Britons will still fear the potentially ruinous costs of their legal system.
     很多英国人仍然会对其司法体系可能产生的高昂费用表示担忧。
• ADJ-GRADED 毁灭性的;导致毁灭的
  Aruinousprocess or course of action is one that is likely to lead to ruin.
  1. The economy of the state is experiencing the ruinous effects of the conflict.
     这个国家的经济正受到这次冲突的毁灭性影响。

英英释义

adj

• causing injury or blight
  1. the blasting effects of the intense cold on the budding fruit
  2. the blasting force of the wind blowing sharp needles of sleet in our faces
  3. a ruinous war
  Synonym:blasting
• extremely harmful
  1. a catastrophic depression
  2. catastrophic illness
  3. a ruinous course of action
  Synonym:catastrophic

双语例句

• The economy of the state is experiencing the ruinous effects of the conflict.
  这个国家的经济正受到这次冲突的毁灭性影响。
• This method is quite expensive. The cost will be ruinous.
  这个方法的花费很大。花费之多将是灾难性的。
• A catastrophic depression; catastrophic illness; a ruinous course of action.
  灾难性的经济萧条；灾难性的疾病；毁灭性的行动方针。
• An effort by the ECB to keep pace with capital flight would in time lead to ruinous inflation and an even more massive crisis.
  欧洲央行试图跟上资本外逃速度的努力迟早会造成毁灭性的通胀，引发一场规模更大的危机。
• The practice, environmentalists say, also leads to the introduction of invasive species, with potentially ruinous results.
  环保人士称，这种做法还导致一些侵入性物种的引入，而这可能会导致毁灭性的后果。
• Many Britons will still fear the potentially ruinous costs of their legal system.
  很多英国人仍然会对其司法体系可能产生的高昂费用表示担忧。
• The 1933 Glass-Steagall act finally banned all payments on demand deposits by most American banks to forestall ruinous competition.
  后来，1933年的《格拉斯-斯蒂格尔法案》（Glass-SteagallAct）禁止大部分美国银行支付活期存款利息，以防范破坏性的竞争。
• It would be a foolish, not to say ruinous, step to take at this time.
  这个时候如此做法是愚蠢的，简直是灾难性的。
• He went to the money lenders and borrowed on ruinous terms.
  他去跟放高利贷的人借钱，订了使他破产的契约。
• But Congress could, and should, have stopped this potentially ruinous trajectory.
  美国议会应该并且有能力阻止美国在这趟死亡列车上继续行进。