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мстить (за кого-либо); изгонять (Middle English wreken "to drive out, avenge, vent, express (anger, etc.)," going back to Old English wrecan "to press forward, drive out, banish, avenge, punish," going back to Germanic *wrekan- "to drive out, pursue" (whence Old Saxon wrekan "to avenge," Old High German rehhan, Old Norse reka "to drive, thrust, take vengeance," Gothic wrikan "to persecute"), of uncertain origin; https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/wreak Vadim Rouminsky); исторгать (Middle English wreken "to drive out, avenge, vent, express (anger, etc.)," going back to Old English wrecan "to press forward, drive out, banish, avenge, punish," going back to Germanic *wrekan- "to drive out, pursue" (whence Old Saxon wrekan "to avenge," Old High German rehhan, Old Norse reka "to drive, thrust, take vengeance," Gothic wrikan "to persecute"), of uncertain origin; https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/wreak Vadim Rouminsky); изъявлять (Middle English wreken "to drive out, avenge, vent, express (anger, etc.)," going back to Old English wrecan "to press forward, drive out, banish, avenge, punish," going back to Germanic *wrekan- "to drive out, pursue" (whence Old Saxon wrekan "to avenge," Old High German rehhan, Old Norse reka "to drive, thrust, take vengeance," Gothic wrikan "to persecute"), of uncertain origin; https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/wreak Vadim Rouminsky) |
bbc.com); причинять (вред, ущерб); изливать; обрушиваться (rodion2311); давать волю (чувству); нанести (вред и т.п.: New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the tsunami had wreaked "significant damage".