Posted by Kelly on Wednesday, October 10, 2007 at 3:56pm.
las ruinas?
http://www.spanishdict.com/ED.cfm?Lookup=ruin
This site gives you the translation and the usage.
Well, GuruBlue did it again! Thanks!
Sra
P.S. La Real Academia Española, being the ultimate authority on the Spanish language, has this to say:
ruina.
(Del lat. ruīna, de ruĕre, caer).
1. f. Acción de caer o destruirse algo.
2. f. Pérdida grande de los bienes de fortuna.
3. f. Destrozo, perdición, decadencia y caimiento de una persona, familia, comunidad o Estado.
4. f. Causa de esta caída, decadencia o perdición, así en lo físico como en lo moral.
5. f. pl. Restos de uno o más edificios arruinados.
Sra
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