demolition的意思|demolition的解释-里氏词典

demolition [`dɛmə'lɪʃən]

n. 破坏, 毁坏, 撤销

[经] 拆毁(除,破坏)

A soldier who performs construction and demolition work in the field to facilitate troop movements.
轻工兵战场上，完成建造和破坏工作以便大部队行动的士兵
A high-explosive bomb used for demolition purposes.
爆破力强的炸弹用于破坏目的的烈性爆弹
One of the major aims of the air raid was the complete demolition of all means of communications by bombing.
这次空袭的一个主要目的，就是通过轰炸彻底摧毁敌人的通讯设施。

demolition

[ noun ]

an event (or the result of an event) that completely destroys something

<noun.event>

the act of demolishing

<noun.act>

Demolition \Dem`o*li"tion\ (?; 277), n. [L. demolitio, fr.
demoliri: cf. F. d['e]molition. See {Demolish}.]
The act of overthrowing, pulling down, or destroying a pile
or structure; destruction by violence; utter overthrow; --
opposed to construction; as, the demolition of a house, of
military works, of a town, or of hopes.

Bitar joined the Foreign Legion as a teen-ager when Lebanon was still ruled by France and served with special forces and demolition teams in North Africa and Europe.
One bridge was scheduled for demolition Thursday, the other in two weeks.
The temporary halting of demolition has not halted the city's effort to relocate tenants from buildings that are on the demolition list.
The temporary halting of demolition has not halted the city's effort to relocate tenants from buildings that are on the demolition list.
Violence broke out in the Arab village of Taibe in northern Israel, where residents set tires ablaze and hurled firebombs and stones to protest the demolition Monday of 15 illegally built houses.
Town officials didn't think the house could be rebuilt and had scheduled it for demolition.
The newspaper said China would try Zhang under Article 107 of its criminal law concerning charges such as demolition or subversion of aircraft, trains, cars and ships.
In addition, Westport has a demolition delay ordinance, which protects buildings older than 50 years and larger than 500 square feet from immediate demolition.
In addition, Westport has a demolition delay ordinance, which protects buildings older than 50 years and larger than 500 square feet from immediate demolition.
The decision apparently was prompted by a demonstration of about 50,000 Hungarians in Budapest Monday to protest the planned demolition by the year 2000 of half of Romania's villages, including ethnic Hungarian communities.
However, Israel regularly uses punishments forbidden by the conventions, such as deportations and demolition of Palestinian homes.
Inside this lavish Moorish-style movie house, whose near demolition 10 years ago mobilized Atlanta's preservation movement, bored and broiling conventioneers are listening to jokester Mark Russell.
Olivier Rafovitch, a spokesman for the military government, indicated the demolition order might be canceled to avoid a violent confrontation.
The result was a proliferation of vast concrete estates which are now widely recognised as intolerable to live in. In the past decade, demolition and renovation of these estates has cost FFr60bn.
It is a largely seamless production, unpretentious and fast-moving, only coming unglued at the end with a gratuitous sprint to the demolition lot in pursuit of that vital clue.
How often, for instance, has a "handyman's dream" turned out to be a nightmare that only a demolition crew should tackle?
To protect and promote one of its most popular sections, the city recently passed an amendment to its historic preservation ordinance that gives officials the option of imposing a permanent moratorium on demolition of significant buildings.
My answer is yes." But presiding over the construction of a new system, without benefit of a blueprint, has required more finesse than leading the demolition of the old one.
The plans did not account for the demolition and replacement of bridges and alterations to junctions.
Lutheran Church sources said some marchers in Leipzig shouted "The Wall must go!" _ demanding demolition of the Berlin Wall, symbol of East German repression for three decades.
Ms. Davis said she was shown empty tear gas canisters, which residents said were fired by police before demolition began.
As demolition there continued, the search for more bodies was delayed because the road was too shaky.
Authorities said the workers were performing routine demolition work on the second floor of the parking garage.
Official Hungarian media have given considerable coverage to protests by political, social and artistic groups against Romania's village demolition program.
The Environmental Protection Agency began filing lawsuits today in nearly a dozen states against demolition companies that allegedly failed to take proper precautions while working on asbestos-ridden buildings.
But when judicial activism results in the demolition of racial barriers and leads with hope to changing attitudes about race relations, you should be all for it.
Elsewhere in the West Bank, troops ordered about 100 Israelis out of the village of Beita, where the Israelis were planting olive trees to protest the army's uprooting of orchards and demolition of 14 Arab houses.
It also proposed requiring owners of buildings in which demolition, renovation and asbestos-removal are conducted to notify employers, workers and OSHA of activities involving asbestos and how they plan to trim exposure risks.
Big Apple was the demolition contractor.
But neighbors still reminisce about it, they still talk about the day a demolition crew took down the big sign out front of Winn-Dixie.

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