v.cause to happen or to occur as a consequence

"wreak havoc"

同義詞：bringworkplaymake for

Wreaking Ruckus
Flakka: The Drug Wreaking Havoc in South Florida
Is the recession also wreaking chaos in health?
Wreaking Havoc With Life Minute atrazine levels lead to hermaphroditic frogs, cancer
Wreaking “Havoc” on Smoking : Social Branding to Reach Young Adult “Partiers” in Oklahoma
Iowa's State RICO Statute: Wreaking Havoc on Iowa's Criminal Justice System
CRI (Computer Related Injuries): Wreaking havoc on young generation's health
Weather is wreaking havoc on the MLB season and it could leave some teams with a chaotic summer schedule
committee connection: Keeping the Economic Crisis From Wreaking Havoc in the Utility Workforce
And it is once again the cinema that is most capable of wreaking this metaphysical, seditious havoc