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dévasté
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English
French
French
I. devastate [Brit ˈdɛvəsteɪt, Am ˈdɛvəˌsteɪt] VB trans
1. devastate lit land, town:
devastate
ravager
2. devastate fig person:
devastate
anéantir
II. devastated ADJ
1. devastated lit:
devastated
ravagé
2. devastated person:
devastated
anéanti (by par)
whole cities were devastated
des villes entières ont été dévastées
French
French
English
English
catastrophé (catastrophée)
devastated
avoir l'air catastrophé
to look ou seem devastated
catastropher
to devastate
j'ai été catastrophé de voir
I was devastated when I saw
saccager région, site, arbres
to wreck, to devastate
des bâtiments déchiquetés par les bombardements
buildings devastated ou wrecked by bombs
ravager
to devastate, to ravage
accabler personne
to devastate
dans les pays où la guerre/le paludisme exerce ses ravages
in countries devastated by war/malaria
English
English
French
French
devastate [ˈdevəsteɪt] VB trans
devastate
dévaster
devastate person
bouleverser
devastate hopes
anéantir
French
French
English
English
dévaster pays, terres, récoltes
to devastate
le chagrin l'a complètement annihilé
he was devastated by grief
ravager cultures
to devastate
accabler nouvelle
to devastate
foudroyer qn malheur
to devastate sb
English
English
French
French
devastate [ˈdev·ə·steɪt] VB trans
devastate
dévaster
devastate person
bouleverser
devastate hopes
anéantir
French
French
English
English
dévaster pays, terres, récoltes
to devastate
ravager cultures
to devastate
accabler nouvelle
to devastate
foudroyer qn malheur
to devastate sb
Present
Idevastate
youdevastate
he/she/itdevastates
wedevastate
youdevastate
theydevastate
Past
Idevastated
youdevastated
he/she/itdevastated
wedevastated
youdevastated
theydevastated
Present Perfect
Ihavedevastated
youhavedevastated
he/she/ithasdevastated
wehavedevastated
youhavedevastated
theyhavedevastated
Past Perfect
Ihaddevastated
youhaddevastated
he/she/ithaddevastated
wehaddevastated
youhaddevastated
theyhaddevastated
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
If a country now is devastated by an epidemic, we blame it on the lack of sufficient hygiene.
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He is devastated and decides to leave town.
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This is ribbon-shaped world that is being devastated by the spider-people called the ztl, for energy.
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After escaping the cell, the player seems to be one of the scant survivors of the incident that has devastated the station.
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To make matters worse, a fire in 1941 destroyed 11 buildings, devastating the town's financial heart.
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