dilapidated 音标拼音: [dəl'æpəd
, etɪd]
a . 毁坏的,荒废的,要塌似的
毁坏的,荒废的,要塌似的
dilapidated adj 1 :
in deplorable condition ; "
a street of bedraggled tenements "; "
a broken -
down fence "; "
a ramshackle old pier "; "
a tumble -
down shack " [
synonym : {
bedraggled }, {
broken -
down }, {
derelict }, {
dilapidated }, {
ramshackle },
{
tatterdemalion }, {
tumble -
down }]
Dilapidated \
Di *
lap "
i *
da `
ted \,
a .
Decayed ;
fallen into partial ruin ;
injured by bad usage or neglect .
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1913 Webster ]
A deserted and dilapidated buildings . --
Cooper .
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1913 Webster ]
Dilapidate \
Di *
lap "
i *
date \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Dilapidated };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Dilapidating }.] [
L .
dilapidare to scatter like stones ;
di - =
dis -
lapidare to throw stones ,
fr .
lapis a stone .
See {
Lapidary }.]
1 .
To bring into a condition of decay or partial ruin ,
by misuse or through neglect ;
to destroy the fairness and good condition of ; --
said of a building .
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1913 Webster ]
If the bishop ,
parson ,
or vicar ,
etc .,
dilapidates the buildings ,
or cuts down the timber of the patrimony . --
Blackstone .
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1913 Webster ]
2 .
To impair by waste and abuse ;
to squander .
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The patrimony of the bishopric of Oxon was much dilapidated . --
Wood .
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1913 Webster ]
111 Moby Thesaurus words for "
dilapidated ":
ablative ,
battered ,
beat -
up ,
beaten up ,
bedraggled ,
biodegradable ,
blowzy ,
broken -
down ,
careless ,
chintzy ,
corrosive ,
crumbling ,
damaged ,
decayed ,
decaying ,
decomposable ,
decomposing ,
decrepit ,
degradable ,
derelict ,
destroyed ,
dingy ,
disintegrable ,
disintegrated ,
disintegrating ,
disintegrative ,
disjunctive ,
disruptive ,
doddering ,
down -
at -
heel ,
drabbletailed ,
draggled ,
draggletailed ,
dusty ,
erosive ,
faded ,
frowzy ,
frumpish ,
frumpy ,
fusty ,
gone to seed ,
groggy ,
grubby ,
impaired ,
in rags ,
in ruins ,
informal ,
injured ,
loose ,
lumpen ,
marred ,
messy ,
mildewed ,
moldering ,
moldy ,
moss -
grown ,
moth -
eaten ,
mussy ,
musty ,
negligent ,
poky ,
raddled ,
ragged ,
raggedy ,
ramshackle ,
ravaged ,
resolvent ,
ricketish ,
rickety ,
rocky ,
ruined ,
ruinous ,
run -
down ,
rusty ,
scraggly ,
seedy ,
separative ,
shabby ,
shaky ,
shoddy ,
slack ,
slatternly ,
slipshod ,
sloppy ,
slovenly ,
slummy ,
sluttish ,
solvent ,
sordid ,
spidery ,
spindly ,
squalid ,
stale ,
tacky ,
tattered ,
teetering ,
teetery ,
threadbare ,
time -
scarred ,
timeworn ,
tottering ,
tottery ,
tumbledown ,
unkempt ,
unneat ,
unsightly ,
unsteady ,
untidy ,
wobbly ,
worn ,
wrecked
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