havoc

n.

大破坏，浩劫；蹂躏，摧残；大混乱，大骚动；

vt.

严重破坏；毁灭；

vi.

损毁；

过去式：havocked过去分词：havocked现在分词：havocking第三人称单数：havocs

wreak havoc肆虐；造成严重破坏

play havoc with毁坏；使陷入大混乱

1. The earthquake wreaked havoc on the city.
   地震对这个城市造成了大破坏。
2. This concentration of airborne firepower played havoc with the enemy forces.
   这次机载火力的集中攻击给敌军造成很大破坏。
3. A major power failure wreaked havoc in New York last night.
   昨晚纽约大停电引起了一片混乱。
4. The fear inside of China is that excess RMB volatility could wreak havoc on a still fragile financial system.
   中国国内的担心是，过度的人民币震荡可能给仍然脆弱的金融体制造成大混乱。

1. His hard work wreaks havoc in his personal life.
   他拼命工作破坏了他的私人生活。
2. The earthquake has made great havoc of the city.
   地震给这个城市造成了巨大的破坏。

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