dilapidated

英 [dɪˈlæpɪdeɪtɪd]

美 [dɪˈlæpɪdeɪtɪd]

adj. 破旧的; 破烂的; 年久失修的

Collins.1 / BNC.14551 / COCA.13887

牛津词典

adj.

（建筑物）失修的，破旧的，破败不堪的
A building that isdilapidatedis old and in a generally bad condition.

adj

A dilapidated house with peeling paint; peeling row houses.
油漆剥落了的房子；油漆剥落了的一排房子。
You're not going to drive all the way to Denmark in that dilapidated old car, are you?
你不打算一路驾驶着那辆破烂的旧车去丹麦，是吗？
Dilapidated infrastructure, especially in transport, could pose a risk to competitiveness and longer-term growth prospects.
破旧的基础设施，尤其是交通基础设施，有可能对竞争力和长期增长前景构成威胁。
Hanoi's buildings were dilapidated, and in the style of southern France.
河内的建筑物属于法国南部地方的风格，但已经陈旧不堪。
The interior of the house was much like the outside-ugly and dilapidated.
房子的内部和外部非常相像，又难看又破旧。
A few horse-drawn carts still trundle through the dilapidated mining villages
几架马车仍然在破落的矿村中曲折行进。
The process of becoming dilapidated.
变得破旧或荒废的过程。
He had checked into the dilapidated Bayamo Hotel on schedule.
他按时住进了破旧的贝阿莫旅社。
It still stands today, albeit in dilapidated condition.
它仍然屹立今天，尽管在破旧的条件。
Whether the proposed project area is old and dilapidated and requires urgent redevelopment;
建议重建项目范围是否残破失修，急须重建；