Was heißt »zu­schan­den« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

hin:

lost

to

hi­n­ü­ber:

across

over

ir­re­pa­ra­bel:

irreparable

ka­po­res:

broken

damaged

defective

in half

in two

torn

ka­putt:

broken

broken-down

bust

fucked-up

kaput

knackered

out of order

ruined

shattered

ma­ro­de:

indisposed

un­brauch­bar:

useless

zer­bro­chen:

broken

cracked

zer­stört:

destroyed

Antonyme

ganz:

intact

heil:

intact

unhurt

un­zer­stört:

undestroyed

Englische Beispielsätze

• Mary was a nervous wreck.

• I was a nervous wreck.

• Tom was a nervous wreck.

• Even though eye witnesses saw the HMAS Sydney sink in 1941, it took 60 years to locate the wreck on the bottom of the Indian Ocean.

• My life was a wreck.

• I'm a wreck.

• Most folks use their youth to wreck their old age.

• She's a nervous wreck.

• He's a nervous wreck.

• You're a nervous wreck.

• He's a total wreck.

• She's a total wreck.

• You're a total wreck.

• I'm a total wreck.

• He confirmed that it was the wreck of the Titanic.

• Tom is a nervous wreck.

• Driving on a slippery road can lead to a car wreck.

• A hundred people were hurt in a train wreck.

• After the hurricane, their house was a wreck.

• A stewardess was rescued from the wreck.