wreak

英 [英 [riːk]]

美 [美 [riːk]]

v.  造成(巨大的破坏或伤害)

过去式：wreaked　 过去分词：wreaked　 现在分词：wreaking　 　 第三人称单数：wreaks

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双语例句

• Once a hacker gains access to the password, he can wreak havoc, steal your identity, destroy your credit, ruin your relationships and expose your secrets.
  一旦黑客拿到这个密码，他可以大搞破坏，冒名顶替，破坏你的信用，毁了你和他人的关系和曝光你的隐私。
• Stress can wreak havoc on the immune system.
  压力可能会破坏免疫系统。
• And believe they can wreak much evil magic.
  而且被认为可以施放邪恶的魔法。
• It sent a message that Mr. Putin should be under no illusions about the damage such steps would wreak.
  奥巴马的这一声明向普京传达了一个明白无误的信息：不应对于此类措施可能导致的严重后果抱有幻想。
• I am determined to wreak vengeance on John.
  我决心向约翰报仇。
• He was determined to wreak revenge on her.
  他决心对她施行报复。
• We keep producing stress hormones, which in turn wreak havoc on the rest of our bodies.
  于是我们就不断地制造应激激素，进而大肆破坏我们身体的其余部分。
• Having a few drinks can wreak havoc with your waistline even if youve switched to a low-calorie tipple.
  即使只喝一点点酒也会危害到你的腰围，饮用低卡烈酒也不例外。
• He vowed to wreak vengeance on his unfaithful, thieving wife.
  他发誓要报复对自己不忠、爱偷东西的妻子。
• These can get inside the cells and really wreak havoc.
  这些毒性分子会进入细胞内并造成严重破坏。