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1 Zertrümmerung
f smashing, wrecking; eines Gebäudes: demolition* * *Zer|trụ̈m|me|rungf -, -ensmashing; (von Einrichtung) smashing up; (von Hoffnungen, Ordnung) wrecking, destruction; (dated von Atom) splitting* * *
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