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Edited by Nguyen Van Son
damage, hurt, injure, wound
Damage means to cause physical harm to a thing or to a part of your body • Fires can damage crops and animals. • He damaged a knee ligament playing rugby. You do not usually talk about damaging a person. Use hurt, injure, or wound instead • He was hurt in a climbing accident (NOT He was damaged in a climbing accident). However, you can talk about damaging an unborn child • German measles in pregnancy can damage your baby. Use hurt or injure to talk about people suffering physical harm as a result of an accident, earthquake, hurricane etc • No one was hurt in the car crash. • We hoped he wasn`t seriously injured.!! Do not say `injure someone`s health`. Say ` damage someone`s health `.Use wound to talk about someone being hurt by a weapon such as a gun or a knife • He shot dead three people and wounded several others. • a wounded soldier
destroy, ruin, spoil
Destroy means to damage something so badly that it no longer exists or people can no longer use it • The earthquake destroyed even the tallest buildings. • The rainforests are being destroyed at a frightening rate. If you ruin or spoil something, it still exists, but it has lost all its good qualities or features. Ruin is stronger than spoil • The rain ruined my hair. • I don`t want to spoil your day.