Destruir algo por completo.
To destroy something completely.
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See how the word “arrasar” is used in sentences
La riada arrasó las cosechas. — The flood wiped out the crops.
El incendio podría acabar con bosques enteros en poco tiempo. — The wildfire could wipe out entire forests quickly.
Se pegó un batacazo en la última ola. — He wiped out on the last wave.
El entrenamiento de hoy me dejó agotado. — The workout really wiped me out today.
Un mal año arrasó sus ahorros. — One bad year wiped out their savings.
¿Has oído que la tormenta puede acabar con nuestras cosechas? — Have you heard that the storm may wipe out our crops?
¿Lo viste pegarse un batacazo en el skatepark? — Did you see him wipe out at the skatepark?
¿Puede este calor dejarte agotado tan pronto? — Can this heat wipe you out so quickly?
¿La actualización arrasará mis archivos antiguos? — Will the update wipe out my old files?
Piensan acabar con el software obsoleto del sistema. — They plan to wipe out the outdated software in the system.
Siempre me pego un batacazo cuando pruebo trucos nuevos. — I always wipe out when trying new tricks.
No te quedes agotado antes del gran partido. — Don't wipe yourself out before the big game.
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