Translation guide
How to express that something is destroyed, financially broken, or spoiled in Japanese, depending on the context.
To express that a person, company, or economy is financially destroyed or bankrupt.
The standard term for going bankrupt, used for individuals and companies.
His company went bankrupt.
Specifically refers to a business going bankrupt or failing.
That store went out of business.
Literally 'to destroy oneself', often used for ruining one's life through vice or bad decisions.
He ruined himself through gambling.
To describe a building, city, or object that has been destroyed or reduced to ruins.
To become ruins, often used for buildings or towns.
The castle fell into ruins.
To be annihilated or completely destroyed, often used for cities or organizations.
The town was destroyed by the earthquake.
To become desolate or devastated, often used for land or environment.
The country was devastated by war.
To express that something like food, a plan, or a mood has been spoiled or ruined.
To express that someone's reputation or good name has been destroyed.
The meat has spoiled.