tumbledown

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishtumbledowntum‧ble‧down /ˈtʌmbəldaʊn/ adjective [only before noun] CONDITION/STATE OF somethinga tumbledown building is old and beginning to fall down a tumbledown cottageExamples from the Corpustumbledown• Most buildings are tumbledown and all but the main streets are eerily deserted.• We arrived at a tumbledown cottage, surrounded by overgrown rose bushes and a broken fence.• That financial crisis weathered, Zyuganov will then have to find the money for large-scale state investment in tumbledown factories.• The college was a collection of tumbledown old buildings in Paddington.

单词	tumbledown
释义	tumbledown From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishtumbledowntum‧ble‧down /ˈtʌmbəldaʊn/ adjective [only before noun] CONDITION/STATE OF somethinga tumbledown building is old and beginning to fall down a tumbledown cottageExamples from the Corpustumbledown• Most buildings are tumbledown and all but the main streets are eerily deserted.• We arrived at a tumbledown cottage, surrounded by overgrown rose bushes and a broken fence.• That financial crisis weathered, Zyuganov will then have to find the money for large-scale state investment in tumbledown factories.• The college was a collection of tumbledown old buildings in Paddington.
随便看	with dismay with dispatch with distinction with doing with doing with dread with due respect with ease with envy with every fibre of your being with exhaustion with fatigue with feeling with flying colours with fright with frustration with full military honours with gay abandon with given time with good cause with good grace with good reason with gratitude with great etc force with great/considerable/increasing etc force