disrepair

Having fallen into a state of disrepair or deterioration, as through neglect; broken-down and shabby.

The aqueducts which had supplied the city with water for more than 1000 years were allowed to become obstructed and fall into disrepair.

The old hotel, which is unfortunately in a state of total disrepair, must be torn down in order to renovate the site.

Is any portion of the property to be insured in a state of disrepair or poor condition?

After the British gave up the concession, the complex was used by Chinese bureaucrats but it fell into disrepair after being abandoned.

Most of the stadiums put up in Delhi for last autumn's Commonwealth Games have already fallen into disrepair.

The city features dazzling pyramids but is also seen to be in a great state of disrepair.

Cost and technical difficulties aside, the system is simply too valuable to let it fall into complete disrepair.

While important, they seem to become stale quickly, fall into disrepair or disuse, and are discarded.

Desks, chairs, credenzas, file cabinets, etc. when in a state of disrepair can cause injury or discomfort.

one of the premier cycle-racing facilities in the world, the road a decade later is in disrepair, with weeds growing up through cracks.

The men removed their clothes and stood in their undergarments, which were in different colors and sizes and different states of disrepair.

Over time the hotel has since fallen into disrepair and for the last 30 or so years, has been left abandoned.

Its airport is cramped and dirty, too small for the volume it tries to handle and in a state of disrepair.

With the arrival of the Arabs (ca. 640), the harbor fell into disrepair and began to silt up.

Due to lack of funding, the South African Railways in the total mileage of 21, 000 km of road sections in 35% of the state of disrepair.

What governs history is human nature, which is (a) in a state of shocking disrepair and (b) absolutely unalterable.

Solidarity, set by the Union's founding fathers as the cornerstone of Europe's future, is an idea fallen into disrepair.

Much of Kabul was left in disrepair, damaged by years of fighting and then neglected.

Do not use the urgency of time to cross the depressed time moat, let ring disrepair to enjoy now, here come all like splash star in profit.

The cottage had been occupied continuously, which prevented it from falling into complete disrepair.

Meanwhile, the dam fell into disrepair. Should really broke flash floods, the flood prevention capacity also really need to be reexamined.

It is a pity to see so many owners allowing their most valuable asset to fall into disrepair .

The bicycle I lent Tom had been is good condition, but he returned it in disrepair.

The bicycle I lent tom had been good condition, but he returned it in disrepair.

After war, accidents, and an unprofitable line, the striking art-nouveau station eventually fell into disrepair.

If the Union falls into disrepair everyone will still be the loser; but the threat no longer seems an existential one.

These sheds and warehouses were allowed to fall into disrepair .

By the time someone presents behavioural symptoms, such as forgetfulness, his brain is already in a significant state of disrepair.

From my undergraduate days I remember buildings in disrepair, cheerful but poorly paid professors, and limited access to good journals.

Lao Fang of the kitchen and bathroom water-proof layer have fallen into disrepair , anti-leakage effect has been falling.

As the postwar order falls into disrepair, there is scant enthusiasm beyond the west for a new system of global governance.

Bloom ultimate total disrepair, ? Can bloom Whispering every year, but old people can be even less when ah!

And countless HE facilities, including research laboratories and university libraries, fell into disrepair because of a lack of funding.

In Coloane village, a quarter to a third of the homes are uninhabited and in various states of disrepair.

"The building is in disrepair, the roof leaks, " said Walcott.

The stonework of the tower was crumbling, and the great clock had fallen into disrepair.

Houses in disrepair that have had long periods of vacancy can still be had for less but opportunities are more and more rare.

He often rented them for well below market value and they were allowed to fall into disrepair.

a state (or condition ) of disrepair; a healthy state (or condition ).

In traveling the highways around Los Angeles to get to the airport, you are struck by the state of disrepair there, too.

Though the canal later fell into disrepair it laid the grounds for Peking's eventual rise to the center of successive empires.

The lower levels fell into disrepair and decay, and the lowliest of dregs were forced into the decrepit under city.

No matter what, she can't complain. She went up with her plane in disrepair.

Block center year long the building of disrepair also was obtained rebuild.

By the 19th century, the canal fell into disrepair thanks to neglected maintenance, a major flood, and heavy pollution.

There isn't any disrepair on the microcosmic surface of CAF, and the sol can immerge into the holes of the alumina foil.

But the agricultural extension system is now in some disrepair.

Never open to public view, the studio fell into disrepair after China's last emperor, Puyi, was ordered from the Forbidden City in 1924.

Kenya's general state of disrepair is striking.

Some 2, 000 tanks were said to be in this cemetery in various stages of disrepair.

Haiti's infrastructure was already in disrepair.

The group found that dams are, on average, in terrible disrepair.

Despite its disrepair, the house remains attractive: solid and well made.

Because of disrepair, lumbar canopies, the top and Tasha has destroyed the north tower tilted.

But we've let our economic lines of defense fall into disrepair.

Of the 87, 000 that had been built by 2007, 43% were in disrepair.

And then your house will slide into disrepair.

But many of them are in disrepair and the state company in charge of them, Infraero, has been poorly run.

Piles of clothes, ceramic statues and all kinds of wall clocks in disrepair take up most of the living room.

Sokolov Grant lived in a pretty Queen Anne red-brick farmhouse which was in a state of some disrepair.

After the two temples are in disrepair Qingta, re-built in 1981.

Nor is that disrepair confined to the US economic model.

30 years ago, the ancient city of Phoenix, because of significant disrepair and dilapidated.

At one time he owned more than 30, in various states of disrepair .

Have you ever noticed how cities or towns build new parks, but after only a few years, they fall into disrepair?

But by 1998, the park had gone bust, crippled by over 1. 7 billion yen in debt. The attractions fell into disrepair.

If the coat on the wall, roof, door and window of the kitchen break off or is in disrepair

Early disrepair and fencing of the expressway asphalt pavement

Discussing the formations of roads in disrepair in Harbin city and the countermeasures

The cause of early disrepair of asphalt pavement

Disrepair and maintenance of asphalt pavement in early stage

Problems arising from condition of disrepair