Definition of destruct in English:

destruct

verbdɪˈstrʌktdəˈstrəkt

[with object]

Cause deliberate, terminal damage to.
（故意的）毁坏
the boys' war to destruct things
Example sentencesExamples
- Other caves are either unreachable or destructed owing to natural calamities as well as by man-made destruction.
- Forest officials who foil attempts to plunder and destruct the forest reserves should be honoured with promotions, increments and recognition.
- The kind of modern scientific metaphysics (technological mode of being), with its distorted lens of representational thinking, that you find attractive is what Heidegger sets out to destruct.
- However, the skull was superficially destructed so that several skull bones were visible through the disrupted bindings.
- The idea of building and destructing walls and barriers is a theme common throughout the works in Concrete Horizons.
- After debulking the tumor, a monoterminal electrode destructs the superficial skin and associated tumor while achieving concurrent hemostasis.
- The early metazoans, the hypothetical Urmetazoa, lived in an aquatic environment and consequently were exposed to a massive load of both pro- and eukaryotic organisms trying to invade and destruct them.
- All sectors of society need to combine efforts to prevent teenagers from smoking which not only destructs their health and mind but also compels some of them to commit serious wrongdoings.
- This path dependency has created a foreign policy where the U.S. props up unsavoury governments which they destruct only years later.
- They went astray from the predestined path thus destructing the overall wholeness of the planet.
- News releases have indicated that an additional technology will allow the disk to be prematurely destructed if copyright violations are detected.
- As Senior Vice President and Chief Engineer at MTA, he oversaw the reconstruction of the 1 and 9 subway line section which was destructed during the September 11 attacks.
- According to this view, bureaucracy has to be destructed as it was developed for the era that manufacturing was the primary platform of delivering value added.
- PDT uses a combination of photosensitizing drugs and light of the correct wavelength to destruct tumor cells.
- Under that bill, terrorism could involve causing serious economic loss, or seriously destructing an infrastructure facility in a way likely to endanger human life.
- The protesting residents and beach business operators held up banners stating that the construction is actually destructing the beach area's natural beauty, and that the area is the ‘last untouched beach area in Pattaya’.
- When there is nothing left but ruins and desolation, a tragic vision of a world destructed by an undetermined abstract force defines what would eventually become a recurring theme in Resnais's work: the wrath of God.
- As anticipated, the ruling Uri Party denounced the GNP's resolve, saying its struggle is irrational and aimed at destructing constitutional political order.
- What he wanted to do was destruct and destroy things, that was his way of interacting I suppose.
- Although you're dressed up in basque and suspenders, you've got this strength, it's as if nothing can destruct you.

noundɪˈstrʌktdəˈstrəkt

in singular, usually as modifier The deliberate causing of terminal damage.
（故意的）毁坏
press the destruct button
Example sentencesExamples
- Someone needs to stay behind to set the destruct sequence.
- This is not a viable technique ethically as it is effectively creating a human embryo with a built in destruct mechanism.
- Now he had been firmly rebuffed, he was pressing the destruct button.
- The other parts of the booster are the cases, igniters, nozzles, separation systems, flight instruments, recovery avionics, pyrotechnics, deceleration systems, steering equipment, and range safety destruct systems.
- The slaughterings of bullocks and heifers - including purchase for destruct scheme - for the year to date are down by 60,000 on 2000 and the live exports of weanlings and stores are 61,000 lower than last year.
- So, as soon as we decided that we weren't going to bail out, we went straight into our emergency destruct plan.
- It's called the command destruct antennae, and it gives him the ability to blow up the rocket if it becomes a danger to the public.
- During the 15th flight, the missile was destroyed by command destruct early in its flight.
- He figured that either the Demon was out or the destruct weapon was.
- Still, it remains hard to believe he will push the destruct button.
- ‘I'm prepared to send the destruct codes,’ Seth said, calmly, as he watched the scene unfold before him.
- One shows Sealab's lone sane character, Dr. Quinn, using 1-800 - Call-ATT to try to prevent Capt. Murphy from blowing up the base yet again; he gets through but Murphy hits the destruct button anyway.
- In some cases, public safety will demand a benign destruct mode for the technology.
- Akra Jr seems to be on a major destruct mission at the moment and it's really getting me down.
- In the end no disputing the justice of the result, but I suspect they will be cursing their pushing of that destruct button down Rathgormack way for days and even weeks to come.

Derivatives

destructor

noun dɪˈstrʌktədəˈstrəktər

Watch out for this destructor at work; parties, special occasions and holiday celebrations; the gym; on vacations; when you travel.
Example sentencesExamples
- The robot can also be an observer, a soothsayer, a malcontent or a destructor.
- We cannot continue to protect and fund our own destructors.
- Architecture should thus be understood not only as the making of values, but also as the destructor of values.
- The pigeons, probably well used to such manoeuvres, took off timely, to the chagrin of their destructors.

Origin

1950s (originally US): back-formation from destruction.

Rhymes

abduct, adduct, conduct, construct, duct, instruct, misconduct, obstruct

Definition of destruct in US English:

destruct

verbdəˈstrəktdəˈstrəkt

[with object]

Cause deliberate, irreparable damage to (something, typically a rocket or missile).
（审慎地）毁坏（某物，尤指火箭或导弹）
Example sentencesExamples
- What he wanted to do was destruct and destroy things, that was his way of interacting I suppose.
- The idea of building and destructing walls and barriers is a theme common throughout the works in Concrete Horizons.
- As anticipated, the ruling Uri Party denounced the GNP's resolve, saying its struggle is irrational and aimed at destructing constitutional political order.
- When there is nothing left but ruins and desolation, a tragic vision of a world destructed by an undetermined abstract force defines what would eventually become a recurring theme in Resnais's work: the wrath of God.
- The early metazoans, the hypothetical Urmetazoa, lived in an aquatic environment and consequently were exposed to a massive load of both pro- and eukaryotic organisms trying to invade and destruct them.
- News releases have indicated that an additional technology will allow the disk to be prematurely destructed if copyright violations are detected.
- The protesting residents and beach business operators held up banners stating that the construction is actually destructing the beach area's natural beauty, and that the area is the ‘last untouched beach area in Pattaya’.
- The kind of modern scientific metaphysics (technological mode of being), with its distorted lens of representational thinking, that you find attractive is what Heidegger sets out to destruct.
- All sectors of society need to combine efforts to prevent teenagers from smoking which not only destructs their health and mind but also compels some of them to commit serious wrongdoings.
- Under that bill, terrorism could involve causing serious economic loss, or seriously destructing an infrastructure facility in a way likely to endanger human life.
- However, the skull was superficially destructed so that several skull bones were visible through the disrupted bindings.
- Although you're dressed up in basque and suspenders, you've got this strength, it's as if nothing can destruct you.
- As Senior Vice President and Chief Engineer at MTA, he oversaw the reconstruction of the 1 and 9 subway line section which was destructed during the September 11 attacks.
- This path dependency has created a foreign policy where the U.S. props up unsavoury governments which they destruct only years later.
- They went astray from the predestined path thus destructing the overall wholeness of the planet.
- According to this view, bureaucracy has to be destructed as it was developed for the era that manufacturing was the primary platform of delivering value added.
- PDT uses a combination of photosensitizing drugs and light of the correct wavelength to destruct tumor cells.
- Other caves are either unreachable or destructed owing to natural calamities as well as by man-made destruction.
- Forest officials who foil attempts to plunder and destruct the forest reserves should be honoured with promotions, increments and recognition.
- After debulking the tumor, a monoterminal electrode destructs the superficial skin and associated tumor while achieving concurrent hemostasis.

noundəˈstrəktdəˈstrəkt

in singular, usually as modifier The deliberate causing of terminal damage.
（故意的）毁坏
he had ordered him to go for the destruct button
他已经命令他去按摧毁火箭（或导弹）的按钮。
Example sentencesExamples
- In the end no disputing the justice of the result, but I suspect they will be cursing their pushing of that destruct button down Rathgormack way for days and even weeks to come.
- Still, it remains hard to believe he will push the destruct button.
- This is not a viable technique ethically as it is effectively creating a human embryo with a built in destruct mechanism.
- He figured that either the Demon was out or the destruct weapon was.
- One shows Sealab's lone sane character, Dr. Quinn, using 1-800 - Call-ATT to try to prevent Capt. Murphy from blowing up the base yet again; he gets through but Murphy hits the destruct button anyway.
- ‘I'm prepared to send the destruct codes,’ Seth said, calmly, as he watched the scene unfold before him.
- In some cases, public safety will demand a benign destruct mode for the technology.
- During the 15th flight, the missile was destroyed by command destruct early in its flight.
- So, as soon as we decided that we weren't going to bail out, we went straight into our emergency destruct plan.
- The other parts of the booster are the cases, igniters, nozzles, separation systems, flight instruments, recovery avionics, pyrotechnics, deceleration systems, steering equipment, and range safety destruct systems.
- The slaughterings of bullocks and heifers - including purchase for destruct scheme - for the year to date are down by 60,000 on 2000 and the live exports of weanlings and stores are 61,000 lower than last year.
- Now he had been firmly rebuffed, he was pressing the destruct button.
- Akra Jr seems to be on a major destruct mission at the moment and it's really getting me down.
- It's called the command destruct antennae, and it gives him the ability to blow up the rocket if it becomes a danger to the public.
- Someone needs to stay behind to set the destruct sequence.

Origin

1950s (originally US): back-formation from destruction.

词汇	destruct
释义	Definition of destruct in English: destruct verbdɪˈstrʌktdəˈstrəkt [with object] Cause deliberate, terminal damage to. （故意的）毁坏 the boys' war to destruct things Example sentencesExamples Other caves are either unreachable or destructed owing to natural calamities as well as by man-made destruction. Forest officials who foil attempts to plunder and destruct the forest reserves should be honoured with promotions, increments and recognition. The kind of modern scientific metaphysics (technological mode of being), with its distorted lens of representational thinking, that you find attractive is what Heidegger sets out to destruct. However, the skull was superficially destructed so that several skull bones were visible through the disrupted bindings. The idea of building and destructing walls and barriers is a theme common throughout the works in Concrete Horizons. After debulking the tumor, a monoterminal electrode destructs the superficial skin and associated tumor while achieving concurrent hemostasis. The early metazoans, the hypothetical Urmetazoa, lived in an aquatic environment and consequently were exposed to a massive load of both pro- and eukaryotic organisms trying to invade and destruct them. All sectors of society need to combine efforts to prevent teenagers from smoking which not only destructs their health and mind but also compels some of them to commit serious wrongdoings. This path dependency has created a foreign policy where the U.S. props up unsavoury governments which they destruct only years later. They went astray from the predestined path thus destructing the overall wholeness of the planet. News releases have indicated that an additional technology will allow the disk to be prematurely destructed if copyright violations are detected. As Senior Vice President and Chief Engineer at MTA, he oversaw the reconstruction of the 1 and 9 subway line section which was destructed during the September 11 attacks. According to this view, bureaucracy has to be destructed as it was developed for the era that manufacturing was the primary platform of delivering value added. PDT uses a combination of photosensitizing drugs and light of the correct wavelength to destruct tumor cells. Under that bill, terrorism could involve causing serious economic loss, or seriously destructing an infrastructure facility in a way likely to endanger human life. The protesting residents and beach business operators held up banners stating that the construction is actually destructing the beach area's natural beauty, and that the area is the ‘last untouched beach area in Pattaya’. When there is nothing left but ruins and desolation, a tragic vision of a world destructed by an undetermined abstract force defines what would eventually become a recurring theme in Resnais's work: the wrath of God. As anticipated, the ruling Uri Party denounced the GNP's resolve, saying its struggle is irrational and aimed at destructing constitutional political order. What he wanted to do was destruct and destroy things, that was his way of interacting I suppose. Although you're dressed up in basque and suspenders, you've got this strength, it's as if nothing can destruct you. noundɪˈstrʌktdəˈstrəkt in singular, usually as modifier The deliberate causing of terminal damage. （故意的）毁坏 press the destruct button Example sentencesExamples Someone needs to stay behind to set the destruct sequence. This is not a viable technique ethically as it is effectively creating a human embryo with a built in destruct mechanism. Now he had been firmly rebuffed, he was pressing the destruct button. The other parts of the booster are the cases, igniters, nozzles, separation systems, flight instruments, recovery avionics, pyrotechnics, deceleration systems, steering equipment, and range safety destruct systems. The slaughterings of bullocks and heifers - including purchase for destruct scheme - for the year to date are down by 60,000 on 2000 and the live exports of weanlings and stores are 61,000 lower than last year. So, as soon as we decided that we weren't going to bail out, we went straight into our emergency destruct plan. It's called the command destruct antennae, and it gives him the ability to blow up the rocket if it becomes a danger to the public. During the 15th flight, the missile was destroyed by command destruct early in its flight. He figured that either the Demon was out or the destruct weapon was. Still, it remains hard to believe he will push the destruct button. ‘I'm prepared to send the destruct codes,’ Seth said, calmly, as he watched the scene unfold before him. One shows Sealab's lone sane character, Dr. Quinn, using 1-800 - Call-ATT to try to prevent Capt. Murphy from blowing up the base yet again; he gets through but Murphy hits the destruct button anyway. In some cases, public safety will demand a benign destruct mode for the technology. Akra Jr seems to be on a major destruct mission at the moment and it's really getting me down. In the end no disputing the justice of the result, but I suspect they will be cursing their pushing of that destruct button down Rathgormack way for days and even weeks to come. Derivatives destructor noun dɪˈstrʌktədəˈstrəktər Watch out for this destructor at work; parties, special occasions and holiday celebrations; the gym; on vacations; when you travel. Example sentencesExamples The robot can also be an observer, a soothsayer, a malcontent or a destructor. We cannot continue to protect and fund our own destructors. Architecture should thus be understood not only as the making of values, but also as the destructor of values. The pigeons, probably well used to such manoeuvres, took off timely, to the chagrin of their destructors. Origin 1950s (originally US): back-formation from destruction. Rhymes abduct, adduct, conduct, construct, duct, instruct, misconduct, obstruct Definition of destruct in US English: destruct verbdəˈstrəktdəˈstrəkt [with object] Cause deliberate, irreparable damage to (something, typically a rocket or missile). （审慎地）毁坏（某物，尤指火箭或导弹） Example sentencesExamples What he wanted to do was destruct and destroy things, that was his way of interacting I suppose. The idea of building and destructing walls and barriers is a theme common throughout the works in Concrete Horizons. As anticipated, the ruling Uri Party denounced the GNP's resolve, saying its struggle is irrational and aimed at destructing constitutional political order. When there is nothing left but ruins and desolation, a tragic vision of a world destructed by an undetermined abstract force defines what would eventually become a recurring theme in Resnais's work: the wrath of God. The early metazoans, the hypothetical Urmetazoa, lived in an aquatic environment and consequently were exposed to a massive load of both pro- and eukaryotic organisms trying to invade and destruct them. News releases have indicated that an additional technology will allow the disk to be prematurely destructed if copyright violations are detected. The protesting residents and beach business operators held up banners stating that the construction is actually destructing the beach area's natural beauty, and that the area is the ‘last untouched beach area in Pattaya’. The kind of modern scientific metaphysics (technological mode of being), with its distorted lens of representational thinking, that you find attractive is what Heidegger sets out to destruct. All sectors of society need to combine efforts to prevent teenagers from smoking which not only destructs their health and mind but also compels some of them to commit serious wrongdoings. Under that bill, terrorism could involve causing serious economic loss, or seriously destructing an infrastructure facility in a way likely to endanger human life. However, the skull was superficially destructed so that several skull bones were visible through the disrupted bindings. Although you're dressed up in basque and suspenders, you've got this strength, it's as if nothing can destruct you. As Senior Vice President and Chief Engineer at MTA, he oversaw the reconstruction of the 1 and 9 subway line section which was destructed during the September 11 attacks. This path dependency has created a foreign policy where the U.S. props up unsavoury governments which they destruct only years later. They went astray from the predestined path thus destructing the overall wholeness of the planet. According to this view, bureaucracy has to be destructed as it was developed for the era that manufacturing was the primary platform of delivering value added. PDT uses a combination of photosensitizing drugs and light of the correct wavelength to destruct tumor cells. Other caves are either unreachable or destructed owing to natural calamities as well as by man-made destruction. Forest officials who foil attempts to plunder and destruct the forest reserves should be honoured with promotions, increments and recognition. After debulking the tumor, a monoterminal electrode destructs the superficial skin and associated tumor while achieving concurrent hemostasis. noundəˈstrəktdəˈstrəkt in singular, usually as modifier The deliberate causing of terminal damage. （故意的）毁坏 he had ordered him to go for the destruct button 他已经命令他去按摧毁火箭（或导弹）的按钮。 Example sentencesExamples In the end no disputing the justice of the result, but I suspect they will be cursing their pushing of that destruct button down Rathgormack way for days and even weeks to come. Still, it remains hard to believe he will push the destruct button. This is not a viable technique ethically as it is effectively creating a human embryo with a built in destruct mechanism. He figured that either the Demon was out or the destruct weapon was. One shows Sealab's lone sane character, Dr. Quinn, using 1-800 - Call-ATT to try to prevent Capt. Murphy from blowing up the base yet again; he gets through but Murphy hits the destruct button anyway. ‘I'm prepared to send the destruct codes,’ Seth said, calmly, as he watched the scene unfold before him. In some cases, public safety will demand a benign destruct mode for the technology. During the 15th flight, the missile was destroyed by command destruct early in its flight. So, as soon as we decided that we weren't going to bail out, we went straight into our emergency destruct plan. The other parts of the booster are the cases, igniters, nozzles, separation systems, flight instruments, recovery avionics, pyrotechnics, deceleration systems, steering equipment, and range safety destruct systems. The slaughterings of bullocks and heifers - including purchase for destruct scheme - for the year to date are down by 60,000 on 2000 and the live exports of weanlings and stores are 61,000 lower than last year. Now he had been firmly rebuffed, he was pressing the destruct button. Akra Jr seems to be on a major destruct mission at the moment and it's really getting me down. It's called the command destruct antennae, and it gives him the ability to blow up the rocket if it becomes a danger to the public. Someone needs to stay behind to set the destruct sequence. Origin 1950s (originally US): back-formation from destruction.
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