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1 ruined
adjective1) (reduced to ruins) verfallenruined town — Ruinenstadt, die
a ruined castle/palace/church — eine Burg-/Palast-/Kirchenruine
2) (brought to ruin) ruiniert3) (spoilt) verdorben* * *1) (collapsed; decayed: ruined houses.) zerstört2) (completely spoiled: My dress is ruined!) ruiniert* * *[ˈru:ɪnd]adj inv▪ to be \ruined ruiniert sein\ruined castle/house verfallenes Schloss/Hausa \ruined city eine Stadt, die in Ruinen liegt\ruined life ruiniertes Leben* * *['ruːɪnd]adjhe visited ruined Warsaw — er besuchte das zerstörte or das in Ruinen liegende Warschau
3) (financially) ruiniert, erledigt* * *ruined [ˈrʊınd; ˈruː-] adj1. zer-, verfallen:a ruined castle ein verfallenes Schloss, eine Burgruine2. ruiniert, zugrunde gerichtet, zerrüttet:I’m a ruined man! ich bin ruiniert!* * *adjective1) (reduced to ruins) verfallenruined town — Ruinenstadt, die
a ruined castle/palace/church — eine Burg-/Palast-/Kirchenruine
2) (brought to ruin) ruiniert3) (spoilt) verdorben* * *adj.abgewirtschaftet adj.ruiniert adj.versaut adj.zerstört adj.
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