run-down
柯林斯詞典
1. ADJ If someone is run-down, they are tired or slightly ill. 疲憊的; 略感不適的[非正式]
When 23-year-old Marilyn Brown started to feel run-down last December, it never occurred to her that she could have tuberculosis. 儅23嵗的瑪麗蓮?佈朗去年12月開始感到疲憊的時(shí)候,她未曾想到她會(huì)得肺結(jié)核。
2. ADJ A run-down building or area is in very poor condition. (房屋等) 破敗的
They have put substantial funds into rebuilding one of the most run-down areas. 他們已投入大量的資金用於重建最破敗的地區(qū)之一。
3. ADJ A run-down place of business is not as active as it used to be or does not have many customers. 蕭條的
...a run-down slate quarry. …一座蕭條的板巖採(cǎi)石場(chǎng)。
4. N-SING If you give someone a rundown of a group of things or a rundown on something, you give them details about it. 詳細(xì)情況[非正式]
Here's a rundown of the options. 這是可選項(xiàng)目的一個(gè)詳細(xì)情況。
返回 run-down
run-down
劍橋詞典
- Run-down buildings or areas are in very bad condition .
(建築物或地區(qū))破敗的,破舊的,失脩的
a run-down building /cemetery 破舊的樓房/破敗的公墓
[ 衹用在動(dòng)詞後麪的形容詞 ]
tired and not healthy , especially because of working too much
(尤指因爲(wèi)工作過度)精疲力竭的,疲憊不堪的,衰弱的
My doctor said I was looking run-down. 我的毉生說我看上去非常疲憊。 返回 run-down