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1. (n.) wreckage
the act of wrecking, or the state of being wrecked.
2. wreckage
remains or fragments of something that has been wrecked:
They searched the wreckage for survivors.
Etymology: (1830–40)
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| Definition of 'wreckage' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) wreckage
the remaining parts of something that has been wrecked
"they searched the wreckage for signs of survivors"
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1. (noun) wreckage
what remains after sth has been very badly damaged
passengers pulled from the wreckage of the plane
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| Definition of 'wreckage' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) wreckage
the act of wrecking, or state of being wrecked
2. (noun) wreckage
that which has been wrecked; remains of a wreck
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Sense: the remains of something wrecked
After the accident, the wreckage (of the cars) was removed from the motorway.
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 Afrikaans: wrak |
 Arabic: حُطام سَفينَه أو طائِرَه |
 Bulgarian: останки |
 Brazilian: destroços |
 Czech: trosky |
 German: das Wrack |
 Danish: vrag |
 Greek: συντρίμμια |
 Spanish: restos |
 Estonian: rusu, riismed |
 Farsi: لاشه و |
 Finnish: romu |
 French: débris |
 Hebrew: שְׂרִידִים |
 Hindi: मलबा |
 Croatian: olupina |
 Hungarian: (hajó)roncs |
 Indonesian: rongsokan |
 Icelandic: flak |
 Italian: rottame |
 Japanese: 残がい |
 Korean: 잔해 |
 Lithuanian: nuolaužos, liekanos |
 Latvian: vraks; lūžņi; atliekas (p |
 Malay: bangkai |
 Dutch: wrakstukken |
 Norwegian: vrakrester; murbrokker |
 Polish: wrak |
 Persian: لاشه و |
 Pashto: مات، كنډ كپر، ړنګ: دمات ش |
 Portuguese: destroços |
 Romanian: dărâmături; resturi |
 Russian: обломки |
 Slovak: trosky |
 Slovenian: razbitine |
 Serbian: ostaci |
 Swedish: vrakspillror, -delar, -go |
 Thai: ซากปรักหักพัง |
 Turkish: yıkıntı, enkaz |
 Taiwanese: 殘骸 |
 Ukrainian: уламки корабля чи літака |
 Urdu: ٹوٹے پھوٹے سامان |
 Vietnamese: đống đổ nát |
 Chinese: 残骸 |
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