disuse
US
UK disuse n: (neglect, disrepair)
SC 废弃 fèi qì
The manor house, once filled with staff and guests, has fallen into disuse.
disuse n: (lack of use)
SC 不再使用 bú zài shǐ yòng
SC 停用 bú zài shǐ yòng，tíng yòng
The car's long disuse has resulted in a coat of rust.
fall into disuse v expr: (become obsolete)
SC 废弃 fèi qì
SC 淘汰 fèi qì，táo tài
TC 淘汰
TC 淘汰
SC 废而不用 fèi qì，fèi ér bú yòng
8-track tape players fell into disuse when cassette recorders appeared.
fall into disuse v expr: (be neglected, fall into disrepair)
SC 年久失修 nián jiǔ shī xiū
SC 弃置一边 nián jiǔ shī xiū，qì zhì yì biān
The house had fallen into disuse before they fixed it up.
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