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broken-down

/ˈbroʊ.kən ˈdaʊn/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose qui est en panne, hors d'usage ou qui a cessé de fonctionner correctement, souvent en raison de l'âge ou du manque d'entretien.

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adjective

/ˈbroʊ.kən ˈdaʊn/B2formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose qui est en panne, hors d'usage ou qui a cessé de fonctionner correctement, souvent en raison de l'âge ou du manque d'entretien.

Describes something that is in a state of disrepair or no longer functioning properly, often due to age or neglect.

  1. In deplorable conditionB2informal

    In a very poor or dilapidated state, often due to age or neglect.

    fren ruine

    • They lived in a broken-down house on the outskirts of town.
    • The broken-down car was left abandoned in the field.
    • He wore a broken-down old coat that was full of holes.

    Synonymesdecrepitdilapidatedneglectedramshackleruinedrun-downworn-out

    Antonymessolidsoundsturdy

  2. Not in working orderB1informal

    No longer functioning or operating correctly, typically referring to machinery or equipment.

    fren panne / hors d'usage

    • The broken-down elevator forced us to take the stairs.
    • Our broken-down washing machine needs to be replaced.
    • A broken-down tractor blocked the farm road.

    Synonymesbrokendefectivefaultyinoperativekaputmalfunctioningnonfunctional

    Antonymesfunctionalfunctioningoperationaloperativeworking

Formes
  • more broken-down comparative form
  • most broken-down superlative form
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