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rubble [Am ˈrəb(ə)l, Brit ˈrʌb(ə)l] N U

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clear away debris/rubble

clear away debris/rubble

a mound of earth/rubble

un montón de tierra/escombros

they bulldozed the rubble into a pile

apilaron los escombros con el bulldozer

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piece of rubble

rubble

desescombro

(rubble) clearance

desescombrar

to clear rubble from

desescombrar un solar

to clear a site of rubble

to fill … with rubble

rubble

lo encontraron entre los escombros

they found him among the rubble

rubble

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rubble [ˈrʌbl] N no pl

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rubble

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to reduce sth to rubble/ashes

reducir algo a escombros/cenizas

to pound sth to rubble

reducir algo a escombros

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piece of rubble

rubble

escombro(s)

rubble

rubble

despojo (escombros)

rubble

rubble

la bomba atómica redujo Hiroshima a un montón de escombros

the atomic bomb reduced Hiroshima to a pile of rubble

piece of rubble

to reduce sth to rubble/ashes

reducir algo a escombros/cenizas

to pound sth to rubble

reducir algo a escombros

the atomic bomb reduced Hiroshima to a pile of rubble

la bomba atómica redujo Hiroshima a un montón de escombros

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Strikers sought to disrupt service by cutting cables, lighting bonfires, and piling boulders, rubble, and other obstructions onto the tracks. en.wikipedia.org

It has a gable roof and rubble limestone chimney. en.wikipedia.org

Soon after entering the tunnel, a powerful earthquake makes the train derail and partially destroys it, and blocks both sides of the tunnel with rubble. en.wikipedia.org

That building was torn down in 1963, but the gargoyle was found, intact, amongst the rubble, and was saved as an unofficial mascot. en.wikipedia.org

Approximately 60 people worked in the factory, and around a dozen were trapped in the rubble. en.wikipedia.org

In order to erect the stands, about of rubble were transported from the ruins of the city. en.wikipedia.org

A section of the building's north wall collapsed, followed by the front wall, leaving most of the 100-year-old structure in rubble. en.wikipedia.org

They nevertheless negotiate the area trouserlessly as if it is still full of rusty girders and rubble, to the bemusement of passing city workers. en.wikipedia.org

The walls of the nave are constructed in rendered rubble, and the chancel and buttresses are in flint. en.wikipedia.org

Much of the city was quickly turned to rubble, although some factories continued production while workers joined in the fighting. en.wikipedia.org

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