raze 的定义
razed, raz·ing.
- to tear down; demolish; level to the ground: to raze a row of old buildings.
- to shave or scrape off.
raze 近义词
flatten, knock down; wipe out
raze 的近义词 48 个
- bulldoze
- demolish
- destroy
- dynamite
- erase
- extinguish
- obliterate
- overthrow
- scatter
- smash
- topple
- wipe out
- wreck
- batter
- bomb
- capsize
- crash
- decimate
- delete
- efface
- expunge
- extirpate
- fell
- level
- overturn
- reduce
- remove
- ruin
- spill
- subvert
- total
- undo
- unmake
- upset
- wrack
- zap
- blow down
- break down
- cast down
- mow down
- pull down
- rub out
- scratch out
- strike out
- tear down
- tear up
- throw down
- unbuild
raze 的反义词 10 个
更多raze例句
- Experts say this year is on track to be as bad as 2020, when fires razed more than 19 million acres of the world’s largest tropical forest.
- In June, a normally temperate village in western Canada briefly became one of the hottest places on earth and before 90% of its buildings were razed by a wildfire.
- She set fire to large swathes of land, razed villages and towns, and melted precious metals.
- Apartment buildings were razed because, according to Israelis, some units were housing Palestinian weaponry.
- But, at the same time, the house next door was recently bought by the city and razed because of flood risk.
- In 1999, Mayor Dennis Archer sent in his own team of bulldozers to raze the art, but the artist stayed put and rebuilt.
- He I am informed sent a message to the Osage nation to raze the Kanses village entirely.
- Here an awful blast swept the house, as if to raze it to its foundations.
- En ez fur sellen' this place, war I wuz born'd en raze, I never spec' ter.
- "He would raze the gates of hades for her," was the prompt reply.
- His house has been broken into by the city-prefect and every corner of it searched; they say they mean to raze it to the ground.