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dilapidated

/dɪˈlæpɪdeɪtɪd/

Traduction: Dans un état de délabrement ou de ruine avancée, généralement en raison de l'âge, du manque d'entretien ou de dommages prolongés., Verbe désuet signifiant réduire à un état de ruine ou de délabrement, ou tomber en décrépitude. Il peut aussi signifier gaspiller ou dissiper des ressources de manière inconsidérée.

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adjective

/dɪˈlæpɪdeɪtɪd/B2formal
  • frDans un état de délabrement ou de ruine avancée, généralement en raison de l'âge, du manque d'entretien ou de dommages prolongés.

In a state of severe disrepair or ruin, typically due to age, neglect, or long-term damage.

  1. Structurally decayedB2formal

    Describing a building or object that has fallen into a state of extreme wear and tear, decay, or partial ruin as a result of neglect or age.

    frdélabré (bâtiment ou objet en ruine)

    • They lived in a ___ old house at the edge of town.
    • The once-grand hotel now stood empty and ___.
    • The ___ barn was unsafe for the animals.
    • A ___ fence marked the boundary of the abandoned lot.
    • The car had become so ___ that it was beyond repair.

    Synonymesbroken-downdecayeddecrepitramshacklericketyruined

    Antonymesintactnewpristinesolidsoundstablesturdy

Formes
  • more dilapidated comparative form
  • most dilapidated superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

dilapidate/dɪˈlæp.ɪ.deɪt/formalobsolète
  • frVerbe désuet signifiant réduire à un état de ruine ou de délabrement, ou tomber en décrépitude. Il peut aussi signifier gaspiller ou dissiper des ressources de manière inconsidérée.

An obsolete verb meaning to bring into a state of decay or ruin, or to fall into disrepair.

  1. Cause decay or ruinC2formal

    To cause something to fall into a state of disrepair or ruin through neglect or misuse.

    frdélabrer, ruiner

    • Years of neglect had dilapidated the once-grand mansion.
    • The harsh weather dilapidated the old wooden fence.
    • They dilapidated the historic building by failing to maintain it.

    Synonymesdecaydegradedemolishdestroydeterioratedevastateneglectravageruinwreck

    Antonymesmaintainpreserverenovaterepairrestore

  2. Fall into ruinC2formal

    To become decayed or ruined, especially due to lack of care.

    frtomber en ruine

    • The abandoned factory slowly dilapidated over the decades.
    • Without proper upkeep, the barn began to dilapidate.
    • The ancient temple dilapidated after centuries of exposure.

    Synonymescrumbledecaydeterioratedisintegratefall apartmoulderrot

Formes
  • dilapidated past participle
  • dilapidated past simple
  • dilapidating present participle
  • dilapidates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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