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[rúinəs]adjective ( ruinously adverb)ki se bo vsak čas podrl, rušljiv, razpadajoč, trhel, preperel; prhek; porušen, podrt, propadel; nevaren, škodljiv, poguben, strašen, strahoten, uničevalenruinous methods — škodljive, pogubne metoderuinous price — ogromna cena; slepa cenaa ruinous project — vratolomno podjetje, podvig
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