Wreck | Mean of wreck in English Dictionary

/ˈrɛk/

• Noun
• a vehicle, airplane, etc., that has been badly damaged or destroyed
1. Firefighters pulled him from the (car) wreck.
• a ruined or destroyed ship
1. a sunken wreck
• an accident in which a car, airplane, train, etc., is badly damaged or destroyed
1. This car has never been in a wreck.
2. a car/train/plane wreck

• a person who is very tired, ill, worried, or unhappy
1. The stress of her final exams made her a wreck.
2. Dad was a nervous wreck on the day I had my surgery.
• something that is not in good condition
1. Who would buy this wreck of a car?
2. The house is a wreck.
• Verb
• to damage (something) so badly that it cannot be repaired
1. I wrecked my mother's car.
2. Many houses were wrecked by the hurricane.
3. a wrecked car
• to ruin or destroy (something)
1. The affair wrecked his marriage.
2. Even though the rumor was false, it wrecked [=ruined] her career.
3. Bad weather wrecked our vacation.
• to destroy (a ship) by crashing it into something
1. The ship was wrecked off the coast of Ireland.