Usage of "dilapidate"

Catalan

Spanish

Fall into decay or ruin.

Usage of dilapidate in English

Immediately past the gates, however, stood a series of dilapidated mechanics' workshops. 
 Map of bones 

Experts and engineers had said dilapidated machinery was responsible for the accident. 
 Reuters 

Iraq's infrastructure is dilapidated after decades of war, sanctions and economic decline. 
 Reuters 

A small, dilapidated structure, attached to the main part, caught her attention. 
 The spurned viscountess 

Tens of thousands of people are packed together in these dilapidated buildings. 
 The new yorker 

Inside the dilapidated shell, the boathouse was chiefly water and open space. 
 Shadowland 

The cottages of the poor tenants were in a sadly dilapidated state. 
 In the Eastern Seas 

One drawback of the situation was the dilapidated state of the house. 
 Mary Slessor of Calabar: Pioneer Missionary 

They approach what at first looks like a dilapidated group of buildings. 
 Angelfall 

But many are dilapidated, and renovation often requires transforming them beyond recognition. 
 Wired 

Ben did and saw a dilapidated version of himself, but himself nevertheless. 
 The Black Unicorn 

The railways were dilapidated from over use, and motor vehicles lacked fuel. 
 The white war: life and death on the italian front 1915-1919 

And perhaps the thing that struck me most was its dilapidated look. 
 The Time Machine & The War of the Worlds 

On the brow of the eminence stood a deserted and dilapidated barn. 
 The Spy 

But as she rounded a corner, she saw it: a dilapidated greenhouse. 
 Faith 

To our right stood a seedy barn enclosed within a dilapidated fence. 
 Monday Mourning 

Translations for dilapidate

Catalan

Spanish

Dilapidate through the time

Meanings of dilapidate in English