单词bombed-out
adj.: 被炸毁的；被炸得无家可归的
被炸得无家可归的
被炸毁的
He worked out of a bombed out building and the only asset he had was the passion to build his company.
他工作在被炸毁过的房屋里，创建公司的激情是他拥有的唯一资产。
She was bombed out during the war, and had to live with my mother.
在战争期间她被炸得无家可归，只好和我母亲同住。
Rotterdam was almost completely bombed out during World War II. It was built back up from scratch after the war.
鹿特丹在第二次世界大战期间几乎完全被炸毁。它是战后从瓦砾中重建起来的。
In some way, it would be less daunting if the thousands of obsolete factories were literally bombed out.
从某种意义上说，如果把几千家过时的工厂真的炸掉的话也没有什么可怕的。
For some it was an opportunity to search for bombed out family members.
对一些人来说这也是去寻找因轰炸而无家可归的家人的机会。
The article also stated that there was "street after ruined street of bombed-out buildings in the center of Mogadishu. "
文章还指出，“在摩加迪沙中心的每条街上都是被炸弹炸过的建筑。”
The towers themselves were reduced to jagged stumps; the atrium lobby arches looked like a bombed out cathedral.
双子塔已经变成了断壁残垣；中心大厅的拱门看着像一个被炸毁的大教堂。
Behind them rises the bombed-out ruins of a police station, a sign that government officials are not welcome in the area.
其身后是一个被炸毁的警察局废墟，代表政府官员在此区不受欢迎。
On the other side of the Atlantic the obstacle to recovery is the the bombed-out state of the housing market.
在大西洋另一边，经济复苏的障碍是乱麻一样的房地产市场。
FIVE musicians in neat evening dress were singing Mozart"s Requiem in a bombed-out library, or rather amid a heap of rubble.
五名音乐家，着整齐晚礼服，在已成一堆废墟的图书馆内，演唱莫札特的安魂曲。