demolition
含义: The act of deliberately destroying or pulling down a building or other structure.
Demolition is a regulated process in Britain, often requiring planning permission and environmental assessments, particularly for listed or historic buildings. Methods range from manual dismantling to controlled explosions. The word is also used figuratively to describe the complete destruction or refutation of an argument, plan, or reputation. 'Demolition derby' — a competitive event where drivers crash cars — uses the word in its most dramatic sense.
例句
- The demolition of the 1960s tower blocks made way for a new mixed-use development. 1960年代塔楼的拆除为新的综合用途开发项目腾出了空间。La demolición de los bloques de torres de los años sesenta dejó paso a una nueva promoción de uso mixto.1960年代の高層住宅の取り壊しにより、新たな複合用途開発のための場所が確保されました。1960년대 고층 주거동의 철거로 새로운 복합 용도 개발을 위한 부지가 마련되었습니다.
- Controlled demolition brought the chimney stack down in a cloud of dust, precisely onto the designated area. 控制爆破使烟囱在一片灰尘中精确倒塌在指定区域内。La demolición controlada derribó la chimenea industrial en una nube de polvo, con precisión sobre la zona designada.制御爆破により煙突は粉塵の雲の中、正確に指定された区域に倒れました。제어 폭파로 굴뚝이 분진 구름 속에서 정확히 지정된 구역으로 쓰러졌습니다.
- The barrister's demolition of the prosecution's case was systematic and devastating. 辩护律师对控方案件的系统性驳斥极为有力。La demolición sistemática del caso de la acusación por parte del abogado fue metódica y demoledora.弁護士による検察側主張の体系的な論破は、計画的かつ壊滅的なものでした。변호사의 검찰 측 주장에 대한 체계적인 논파는 계획적이고 파괴적이었습니다.
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语境: professional, media
语气: neutral
起源与历史
From Latin demolitio (a tearing down), from demoliri (to tear down), combining de- (down) and moliri (to construct, build), from moles (mass, massive structure). Entered English in the 16th century.
文化背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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