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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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engleski
francuski
francuski

I. ruin [Brit ˈruːɪn, Am ˈruɪn] N

1. ruin U (collapse):

in a state of ruin town, building

2. ruin (building):

II. ruins N

ruins npl (remains):

ruins
ruines fpl (of de)
to be or lie in ruins lit, fig

III. ruin [Brit ˈruːɪn, Am ˈruɪn] VB trans

1. ruin (destroy):

ruin city, economy, career, person

2. ruin (spoil):

ruin place, holiday, meal, film
ruin shoes, clothes
ruin fig child, pet

IV. ruin [Brit ˈruːɪn, Am ˈruɪn]

to go to rack and ruin house etc:
to go to rack and ruin company, finances etc:
smouldering ashes, ruins
conserve remains, ruins
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to ruin sb/sth, to lead to sb's ruin/to the ruin of sth
ruins
the ruins of an empire
a wall half in ruins
délabrer maison, équipement, vêtement, santé, économie
se délabrer affaires:
ruins, remains
gâcher affaire
faire capoter opération, affaire

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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. ruin [ˈru:ɪn] VB trans

1. ruin (destroy) a. fig:

ruin reputation, country
ruin dress

2. ruin (spoil):

ruin day, plan, house
ruin child

3. ruin (impoverish):

II. ruin [ˈru:ɪn] N

francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
se délabrer santé
ruins
ruins
in ruins
gâcher plaisir, vacances
to ruin sth
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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. ruin [ˈru·ɪn] VB trans

1. ruin (destroy) a. fig:

ruin reputation, country
ruin dress

2. ruin (spoil):

ruin day, plan, house
ruin child

3. ruin (impoverish):

II. ruin [ˈru·ɪn] N

francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
ruins
ruins
in ruins
se délabrer santé
gâcher plaisir, vacances
to ruin sth
Present
Iruin
youruin
he/she/itruins
weruin
youruin
theyruin
Past
Iruined
youruined
he/she/itruined
weruined
youruined
theyruined
Present Perfect
Ihaveruined
youhaveruined
he/she/ithasruined
wehaveruined
youhaveruined
theyhaveruined
Past Perfect
Ihadruined
youhadruined
he/she/ithadruined
wehadruined
youhadruined
theyhadruined