decimate [ˈdesɪmeɪt] ГЛ. перех. a. перенос.
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There were at least three, separate, major epidemics that decimated the population: smallpox (1520 to 1521), measles (1545 to 1548) and typhus (1576 to 1581).
en.wikipedia.org He was put in the lineup for the team's second game; however, after a series of injuries decimated the roster.
en.wikipedia.org In the middle of the 17th century, nearly the whole population was decimated by an epidemic of plague.
en.wikipedia.org The three forward cars of the picnic train were decimated and the subsequent derailment caused a fire to spread among the wooden cars.
en.wikipedia.org This battle decimated the remaining independent automakers in their search for customers.
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