dilapidated

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• UK: /dɪˈlæpɪdeɪtəd/
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• CMU ARPABET: D AH0 L AE1 P AH0 D EY2 T IH0 D Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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50 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Bulgarian: разнебитен (raznebiten) — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Chinese Mandarin: 破舊的 /破旧的 (pòjiù de) — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Chinese Mandarin: 破敗的 /破败的 (pòbài de) — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Chinese Mandarin: 毀壞的 /毁坏的 (huǐhuài de) — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Czech: zchátralý — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Czech: zpustlý — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Danish: forfalden — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Danish: forsømt — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Danish: medtaget — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Danish: faldefærdig — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Dutch: verloederd — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Dutch: verwaarloosd — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Dutch: vervallen — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Esperanto: kaduka — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Faroese: forfallin — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Finnish: rapistunut — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Finnish: ränsistynyt — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• French: caduc — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• French: délabré — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• French: infirme — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• French: vieux — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• German: verfallen — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• German: baufällig — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• German: heruntergekommen — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Greek: ρημαγμένος (rimagménos) — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Greek: ερειπωμένος (ereipoménos) — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Hindi: जर्जर (jarjar) — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Irish: ainriochtach — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Italian: pericolante — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Italian: degradato — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Italian: cadente — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Italian: fatiscente — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Limburgish: keduuk — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Norwegian Bokmål: forfallen — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Norwegian Bokmål: falleferdig — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Norwegian Nynorsk: forfallen — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Norwegian Nynorsk: falleferdig — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Persian: خرابه (xarâbe) — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Portuguese: dilapidado — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Romanian: dărăpănat — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Russian: полуразру́шенный (polurazrúšennyj) — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Russian: полуразвали́вшийся (polurazvalívšijsja) — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Spanish: derruido — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Spanish: destartalado — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Spanish: dilapidado — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Spanish: desvencijado — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Swedish: nedgången — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Swedish: förfallen — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Swedish: fallfärdig — having fallen into a state of disrepair
• Ukrainian: напівзруйно́ваний (napivzrujnóvanyj) — having fallen into a state of disrepair