Definition of skid row in English:

skid row

noun

North American informal

1A run-down part of a town frequented by vagrants and alcoholics.
Example sentencesExamples
- Grimy back alley flophouses, squalid arcades lined with girlie nickelodeons and a neon-lined skid row lend the picture an air of authenticity.
- Here the Boulevard was a skid row of motels, shabby apartments, sad souvenir stands, pornography stores, and pawn shops.
- Set in a skid row hotel, Vacancy focuses on the chance meeting of a suicidal young punk and a garrulous tavern lifer.
- On a Washington skid row, eyeless bums peddle the newest nose candy.
- But eventually the affect of the integration will greatly raise the property values along the skid row, and lead to huge change in the area.
- From an educated viewpoint, he told me all about the horrors of skid row.
- His magic/hypnosis/disgruntled loser act is wearing thin on local independent television stations around skid row.
- Sights like this are common on L.A.'s skid row, a rock-bottom depository and national embarrassment.
- Indeed, if it weren't for George Pal's dancing dysentery factory, this movie would be one long seminar on skid row economics.
- I'm not going to be one of those guys who is on skid row at 40.
- He's also on call at the City Hospital in the event that the police drag in any skid row denizens on their last wobbly legs.
- Some crushed aluminum cans for proper accessorizing and we'd have the complete skid row ensemble.
- Elliot, meanwhile, had almost been on skid row with alcoholism.
- Sure, the low budget set designs betray the skid row mindset inherent in the film's creation.
- If pornography is downtown on skid row, respectable people can pretend that they don't even know it's there.
- After his business had failed and he had served time in prison for embezzlement, he died in a skid row hotel.
- Their skid row operates 24 hours; its cycles are tied to county checks and busy shelter kitchens.
- This is not the only place on skid row where business thrives in Porta-Potties.
- That's because we no longer see advertising as the skid row of pop culture, the place where celebrities who can't do anything else end up.
- Los Angeles has the largest skid row in the nation, stretching across 50 square blocks.
- Back when Borello first moved to Alberta Street, it was a skid row lined with boarded-up storefronts and seedy bars.
- We're introduced to Loretta in Rescue Me, a film about the estimated 10,000 homeless people living on Los Angeles' skid row.
1. 1.1 A desperately unfortunate or difficult situation.
  with no money to spend, the club are on skid row
  Example sentencesExamples
  Fantastic news but obviously buries the fact that her solo career had completely died and she was now on skid row as far as her career was concerned.
  Who wants to hit rock bottom, derelict, skid row, with no friend or family or home?
  Alcohol, libation to the deity and old social lubricant, also greases the slide to skid row.
  Anyway, a few sex shops are left on skid row and one of them, The Exclusive Shop, has a video theatre upstairs.

Origin

1930s: alteration of skid road.

Definition of skid row in US English:

skid row

nounˌskid ˈrōˌskɪd ˈroʊ

North American informal

1A run-down part of a town frequented by vagrants, alcoholics, and drug addicts.
Example sentencesExamples
- Sights like this are common on L.A.'s skid row, a rock-bottom depository and national embarrassment.
- But eventually the affect of the integration will greatly raise the property values along the skid row, and lead to huge change in the area.
- Indeed, if it weren't for George Pal's dancing dysentery factory, this movie would be one long seminar on skid row economics.
- Some crushed aluminum cans for proper accessorizing and we'd have the complete skid row ensemble.
- Grimy back alley flophouses, squalid arcades lined with girlie nickelodeons and a neon-lined skid row lend the picture an air of authenticity.
- Sure, the low budget set designs betray the skid row mindset inherent in the film's creation.
- After his business had failed and he had served time in prison for embezzlement, he died in a skid row hotel.
- Back when Borello first moved to Alberta Street, it was a skid row lined with boarded-up storefronts and seedy bars.
- His magic/hypnosis/disgruntled loser act is wearing thin on local independent television stations around skid row.
- Los Angeles has the largest skid row in the nation, stretching across 50 square blocks.
- Set in a skid row hotel, Vacancy focuses on the chance meeting of a suicidal young punk and a garrulous tavern lifer.
- We're introduced to Loretta in Rescue Me, a film about the estimated 10,000 homeless people living on Los Angeles' skid row.
- From an educated viewpoint, he told me all about the horrors of skid row.
- He's also on call at the City Hospital in the event that the police drag in any skid row denizens on their last wobbly legs.
- I'm not going to be one of those guys who is on skid row at 40.
- This is not the only place on skid row where business thrives in Porta-Potties.
- Here the Boulevard was a skid row of motels, shabby apartments, sad souvenir stands, pornography stores, and pawn shops.
- If pornography is downtown on skid row, respectable people can pretend that they don't even know it's there.
- That's because we no longer see advertising as the skid row of pop culture, the place where celebrities who can't do anything else end up.
- Elliot, meanwhile, had almost been on skid row with alcoholism.
- On a Washington skid row, eyeless bums peddle the newest nose candy.
- Their skid row operates 24 hours; its cycles are tied to county checks and busy shelter kitchens.
1. 1.1 A desperately unfortunate or difficult situation.
  I don't want to end up on skid row
  Example sentencesExamples
  Who wants to hit rock bottom, derelict, skid row, with no friend or family or home?
  Alcohol, libation to the deity and old social lubricant, also greases the slide to skid row.
  Anyway, a few sex shops are left on skid row and one of them, The Exclusive Shop, has a video theatre upstairs.
  Fantastic news but obviously buries the fact that her solo career had completely died and she was now on skid row as far as her career was concerned.

Origin

1930s: alteration of skid road.

单词	skid row
释义	Definition of skid row in English: skid row noun North American informal 1A run-down part of a town frequented by vagrants and alcoholics. Example sentencesExamples Grimy back alley flophouses, squalid arcades lined with girlie nickelodeons and a neon-lined skid row lend the picture an air of authenticity. Here the Boulevard was a skid row of motels, shabby apartments, sad souvenir stands, pornography stores, and pawn shops. Set in a skid row hotel, Vacancy focuses on the chance meeting of a suicidal young punk and a garrulous tavern lifer. On a Washington skid row, eyeless bums peddle the newest nose candy. But eventually the affect of the integration will greatly raise the property values along the skid row, and lead to huge change in the area. From an educated viewpoint, he told me all about the horrors of skid row. His magic/hypnosis/disgruntled loser act is wearing thin on local independent television stations around skid row. Sights like this are common on L.A.'s skid row, a rock-bottom depository and national embarrassment. Indeed, if it weren't for George Pal's dancing dysentery factory, this movie would be one long seminar on skid row economics. I'm not going to be one of those guys who is on skid row at 40. He's also on call at the City Hospital in the event that the police drag in any skid row denizens on their last wobbly legs. Some crushed aluminum cans for proper accessorizing and we'd have the complete skid row ensemble. Elliot, meanwhile, had almost been on skid row with alcoholism. Sure, the low budget set designs betray the skid row mindset inherent in the film's creation. If pornography is downtown on skid row, respectable people can pretend that they don't even know it's there. After his business had failed and he had served time in prison for embezzlement, he died in a skid row hotel. Their skid row operates 24 hours; its cycles are tied to county checks and busy shelter kitchens. This is not the only place on skid row where business thrives in Porta-Potties. That's because we no longer see advertising as the skid row of pop culture, the place where celebrities who can't do anything else end up. Los Angeles has the largest skid row in the nation, stretching across 50 square blocks. Back when Borello first moved to Alberta Street, it was a skid row lined with boarded-up storefronts and seedy bars. We're introduced to Loretta in Rescue Me, a film about the estimated 10,000 homeless people living on Los Angeles' skid row. 1.1 A desperately unfortunate or difficult situation. with no money to spend, the club are on skid row Example sentencesExamples Fantastic news but obviously buries the fact that her solo career had completely died and she was now on skid row as far as her career was concerned. Who wants to hit rock bottom, derelict, skid row, with no friend or family or home? Alcohol, libation to the deity and old social lubricant, also greases the slide to skid row. Anyway, a few sex shops are left on skid row and one of them, The Exclusive Shop, has a video theatre upstairs. Origin 1930s: alteration of skid road. Definition of skid row in US English: skid row nounˌskid ˈrōˌskɪd ˈroʊ North American informal 1A run-down part of a town frequented by vagrants, alcoholics, and drug addicts. Example sentencesExamples Sights like this are common on L.A.'s skid row, a rock-bottom depository and national embarrassment. But eventually the affect of the integration will greatly raise the property values along the skid row, and lead to huge change in the area. Indeed, if it weren't for George Pal's dancing dysentery factory, this movie would be one long seminar on skid row economics. Some crushed aluminum cans for proper accessorizing and we'd have the complete skid row ensemble. Grimy back alley flophouses, squalid arcades lined with girlie nickelodeons and a neon-lined skid row lend the picture an air of authenticity. Sure, the low budget set designs betray the skid row mindset inherent in the film's creation. After his business had failed and he had served time in prison for embezzlement, he died in a skid row hotel. Back when Borello first moved to Alberta Street, it was a skid row lined with boarded-up storefronts and seedy bars. His magic/hypnosis/disgruntled loser act is wearing thin on local independent television stations around skid row. Los Angeles has the largest skid row in the nation, stretching across 50 square blocks. Set in a skid row hotel, Vacancy focuses on the chance meeting of a suicidal young punk and a garrulous tavern lifer. We're introduced to Loretta in Rescue Me, a film about the estimated 10,000 homeless people living on Los Angeles' skid row. From an educated viewpoint, he told me all about the horrors of skid row. He's also on call at the City Hospital in the event that the police drag in any skid row denizens on their last wobbly legs. I'm not going to be one of those guys who is on skid row at 40. This is not the only place on skid row where business thrives in Porta-Potties. Here the Boulevard was a skid row of motels, shabby apartments, sad souvenir stands, pornography stores, and pawn shops. If pornography is downtown on skid row, respectable people can pretend that they don't even know it's there. That's because we no longer see advertising as the skid row of pop culture, the place where celebrities who can't do anything else end up. Elliot, meanwhile, had almost been on skid row with alcoholism. On a Washington skid row, eyeless bums peddle the newest nose candy. Their skid row operates 24 hours; its cycles are tied to county checks and busy shelter kitchens. 1.1 A desperately unfortunate or difficult situation. I don't want to end up on skid row Example sentencesExamples Who wants to hit rock bottom, derelict, skid row, with no friend or family or home? Alcohol, libation to the deity and old social lubricant, also greases the slide to skid row. Anyway, a few sex shops are left on skid row and one of them, The Exclusive Shop, has a video theatre upstairs. Fantastic news but obviously buries the fact that her solo career had completely died and she was now on skid row as far as her career was concerned. Origin 1930s: alteration of skid road.
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