ruined

UK
/ˈruː.ɪnd/
US
/ˈruː.ɪnd/
ruinedpast participle
UK
/ˈruːɪnd/
US
/ˈruːɪnd/
Translations
The ruined castle stood as a reminder of the past.
Разрушенный замок стоял как напоминание о прошлом.
The ruined businessman had to start from scratch.
Разорённый бизнесмену пришлось начинать с нуля.
The ruined cake was no longer suitable for the party.
Испорченный торт больше не подходил для вечеринки.
Definitions
In a state of complete disrepair or destruction.
The ruined castle stood as a testament to the battles of the past.
Having lost all value, quality, or usefulness.
After the scandal, his ruined reputation made it difficult for him to find work.
Financially destroyed or bankrupt.
The ruined businessman had to sell his assets to pay off debts.
ruinverb

ruined

Past Simple

ruined
Past Simple
ruined
Past Participle
ruining
Gerund
UK
/ˈruː.ɪn/
US
/ˈruː.ɪn/
Translations
The storm will ruin the crops.
Шторм разрушит посевы.
Don't ruin the surprise by telling her.
Не испорти сюрприз, рассказав ей.
His addiction could ruin his life.
Его зависимость может погубить его.
The failed investment ruined him financially.
Неудачная инвестиция его разорила.
Definitions
To destroy or severely damage something.
The heavy rain ruined the outdoor wedding.
To cause someone to lose all their money or assets.
The failed investment ruined him financially.
To spoil or make something less enjoyable or useful.
The loud noise ruined the movie for us.
ruinnoun
Definitions
The physical remains of a building or structure that has been destroyed or decayed.
The ancient ruins of the castle attracted many tourists.
A state of complete destruction or disintegration, often used metaphorically.
The financial scandal led to the ruin of his career.
The cause of destruction or downfall.
His gambling addiction was the ruin of his family.
ruinadjective
Definitions
Attributive: relating to, characteristic of, or situated in ruins; dilapidated.
Tourists were drawn to the charm of the ruin pubs that dotted the old district.