They do not
ruin urban conservation areas.
他们不会破坏城市保护区。
Tom's pride was to
ruin him.
汤姆生性高傲自恃会毁了他的。
Mary's marriage was in
ruins.
玛丽的婚姻破裂了。
The earthquake
ruined the entire city, leaving it in
ruins.
地震摧毁了整个城市，只剩下废墟。
His gambling addiction
ruined his financial stability.
他的赌博成瘾毁了他的经济稳定性。
The storm
ruined our vacation by destroying the beach resort.
暴风雨毁了我们的假期，冲垮了海滩度假胜地。
She
ruined her health by overworking and neglecting sleep.
她因为过度工作和忽视睡眠而损害了自己的健康。
The flood
ruined countless homes and businesses in the low-lying areas.
洪水淹没了低洼地区的无数房屋和企业。
His dishonesty
ruined his reputation among colleagues.
他的不诚实毁掉了他在同事中的声誉。
The careless driver
ruined the expensive car in a single accident.
粗心的司机在一次事故中毁掉了一辆昂贵的汽车。
The constant arguing
ruined their once-loving marriage.
不断的争吵毁掉了他们曾经美好的婚姻。
The pollution is slowly
ruining the ecosystem of the river.
污染正在逐渐破坏这条河的生态系统。
The spoiled child's tantrums
ruined the family dinner party.
那个被宠坏的孩子的发脾气毁掉了家庭晚宴。
Curbs:xa0India's investment climate causing concerns, experts sayIndia's unfriendly and unfair restrictions on Chinese smartphone manufacturers will only damage its own business climate and technological innovation, and will greatly ruin its attractiveness to global investors and market players in the long term, industry experts and company executives said on Wednesday.
This will greatly ruin its attractiveness to global investors and impede technological innovation in the end.
"Disclosure of proprietary information belonging to their clients and customers will ruin the virtuous circle and disrupt the way of doing business worldwide that has made the semiconductor industry so essential to the growth of the world economy," George Koo, a retired business adviser on China strategies in Silicon Valley, told China Daily.
“披露客户与消费者的专有信息将破坏这一良性循环，扰乱全球半导体行业现有的商业模式，而正是这种模式使得半导体产业对全球经济的增长至关重要。”硅谷中国战略退休商业顾问乔治·库如是告诉《中国日报》。
We should be particularly cautious against such moves so as not to follow the same disastrous road to ruin taken earlier by similar buccaneering corporates.
Policymakers are swinging between keeping sufficient liquidity and preventing the rise of debt, and too strong monetary stimulus could ruin the achievements of de-risking in the past two years, said analysts.
The government replied that it has issued a proposal calling for the public to boycott high-priced dowries, underscoring that people should not take money as a measure of happiness or let the betrothal gifts ruin a good marriage.