| Definitions of 'ruins' |
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ruins
1. The hope of the ancient yesterday.
2. Absolute proof that the world of dreams, like the planet earth, is round. (Ruins are chiefly notable for the number of enlightened liars, called archeologists, they produce.)
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Sense: collapsed and decayed buildings
the ruins of the castle.
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 Afrikaans: bouvalle |
 Arabic: خَرائِب، أطْلال |
 Bulgarian: руини |
 Brazilian: ruínas |
 Czech: trosky |
 German: die Ruinen(pl.) |
 Danish: ruiner |
 Greek: ερείπια (πληθ.) |
 Spanish: ruinas |
 Estonian: varemed |
 Farsi: خرابه ها |
 Finnish: rauniot |
 French: ruines |
 Hebrew: הֲרִיסוֹת |
 Hindi: खंडहर, भग्रावशेष, ध्वंसाव |
 Croatian: ruševine |
 Hungarian: romok |
 Indonesian: reruntuhan |
 Icelandic: rústir |
 Italian: rovine, ruderi |
 Japanese: 廃虚 |
 Korean: 파괴의 잔해물 |
 Lithuanian: griuvėsiai |
 Latvian: drupas |
 Malay: runtuhan |
 Dutch: ruïnes |
 Norwegian: ruiner |
 Polish: ruiny |
 Persian: خرابه ها |
 Pashto: ورانی ، ویجاړی |
 Portuguese: ruínas |
 Romanian: ruine |
 Russian: руины |
 Slovak: trosky |
 Slovenian: ruševine |
 Serbian: ruševina |
 Swedish: ruin[er] |
 Thai: ซากปรักหักพัง |
 Turkish: harabe(ler) |
 Taiwanese: 廢墟 |
 Ukrainian: руїни |
 Urdu: کھنڈرات |
 Vietnamese: đống đổ nát |
 Chinese: 废墟 |
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