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About LinkBacksHola. ¿Cómo se traduce "wreck" en la frase siguiente?: The land is impoverished, the fences broken down, the gates gone, the barns going to wreck and ruin.
Gracias por la ayuda.
going to wreck and ruin
Hola. ¿Cómo se traduce "wreck" en la frase siguiente?: The land is impoverished, the fences broken down, the gates gone, the barns going to wreck and ruin.
Gracias por la ayuda.
Re: going to wreck and ruin
I think "going to wreck and ruin" here is a phrase that could be translated as "destrozados" or "deteriorados".
It gives the idea of something decaying, something falling apart, etc.
Hope it helps!
Re: going to wreck and ruin
Is not very common to use "wreck" regarding Wealth, it's a more common term regarding vehicles accidentally broken. i think in this phrase you can translate it as "Quiebra".
Re: going to wreck and ruin
Metaphorically, wreck is used in various ways to indicate a condition of disorder, failure, emotional turmoil, financial bankruptcy, etc..
Wreck and ruin is an old phrase that means complete failure, often in a financial sense, but also in a general sense. In the sentence "... the barns going to wreck and ruin." it means the barns are almost in a state of complete deterioration.
vicente
Re: going to wreck and ruin
Great explanation vicente. Very thorough.
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