Cerca
to wreak havoc
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to cause severe destruction, chaos, or disorder
Esempio
The computer virus wreaked havoc on the company's network, leading to data loss.
The devastating tsunami in 2004 wreaked havoc across coastal regions of Southeast Asia.
The protest turned violent, and protesters began to wreak havoc in the city streets.
The film depicted a possessed doll wreaking havoc on its unsuspecting owners.
A mismanaged construction project can wreak havoc on a neighborhood's infrastructure.
