broken-down

• adj. 衰弱的；损毁的；不能用的

英英释义

Adjective:

1. in deplorable condition;

   "a street of bedraggled tenements"
   "a broken-down fence"
   "a ramshackle old pier"
   "a tumble-down shack"
   

2. not in working order;

   "had to push the broken-down car"
   "a broken-down tractor fit only for children to play on"
   

例句

用作形容词 (adj.)

1. Or will an enfeebled world economy continue to drag oil prices down even in the face of concerted OPEC action?
   换句话说，即便欧佩克采取了一致行动，衰弱的世界经济还是会继续拉低油价？
2. If a man walks down the street in this city he should move unfettered, without the risk of catching a debilitating disease from some whore.
   如果一个人在这个城市的街道闲逛，他应该可以自由自在地走动，而不会存在从某些妓女身上感染某种使人衰弱的疾病的风险。
3. You can not use your check here,you'll have to pay down.
   在这儿不能用支票，你得付现金。
4. You'd be lucky to shoot a fighter down with a light machine gun.
   你很幸运能用机关枪打下一架战斗机。

词汇搭配

• broken down ingot 开坏钢锭
• broken down rubber [机] 破碎的橡皮...
• broken-down hydrocarbons [机] 已断裂的烃...
• broken-down rubber 塑炼胶

近反义词

【近义词】

• dilapidated 破旧的
• ramshackle 要倒塌似的
• aged 年老的
• inoperative 不活动的
• malfunctioning 不正常工作的...
• broken 弄坏的
• out of order 无次序的
• faulty 有缺陷的
• damaged 被损坏的
• defective 有缺陷的
• run-down 破旧的
• worn-out 磨损的
• derelict 抛弃的
• tumble-down (=tumbledown...
• bedraggled 全身泥污的
• tatterdemalion 衣衫褴褛的人...