Examples of using Dilapidated in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A view from the dilapidated bridge.
That dilapidated house in the distance, looming up like a secret that won't stay hidden.
Look at the dilapidated buildings.
Resting on the side of the road, dilapidated.
They rebuild our dilapidated communities.
She spends her day on her back in her family's dilapidated hut.
Deep in the mountains, in a dilapidated temple, you reawaken to your fate.
It's amazing to see it, so dilapidated.
The railways are in a dilapidated state and you should generally avoid rail travel.
When he bought the house, it was in a dilapidated state.
Today, this tower complex is in a dilapidated state, but still a huge interest for each of us.
That real life prisonclosed in 2004 due to its small size and dilapidated structure.
Moving the depot to this dilapidated house must have thrown everyone into a state of indolence and fecklessness.
I noticed that their apartment was dilapidated and bare.
Follow them to the dilapidated Baker's Hotel, where you will soon learn that that roadside encounter was in fact a trap set specifically for you.
When they saw their church, it was dilapidated and needed much work.
The gentle models transform theories that authoritatively describe power relations andconfidently predict future trends, into dilapidated playful toys.
I would have preferred an abandoned lighthouse or a dilapidated barn, but I can embellish in my memoirs.
The houses look dilapidated and judging by the coffeehouse that we visited, this is an extremely quiet little village, with no activity, and no younger generation.
India is a mysterious country,where luxury of palaces adjoins to dilapidated houses.
Unfortunately, hardest hit were the food stores in the dilapidated"Peach House" which had lost its roof.
Maisy and Buddy searched high andlow for him."Finally they stumbled past a dilapidated old tavern.
A Renaissance cardinal decided tomake life in Tivoli bearable by turning a dilapidated Benedictine monastery into a lovely villa, the Villa d' Este.
The poet describes a picnic he attended with Pollius andthe downpour that forced them to shelter in a dilapidated shrine to Hercules.
At the time, the general approach was to destroy existing buildings,due to their dilapidated condition and for political reasons, and to build anew.
Mr. Cox got his start as an investor buying and renovating dilapidated homes in Baltimore.
The scene that met the firstairmen to the base was a cluttered mass of dilapidated World War II buildings amid weeds and brush growing everywhere.
Dawn's only friend is an effeminate sixth-grade boy named Ralphy,with whom she shares a dilapidated clubhouse in her backyard.
Two years since the 2014 hostilities,about 4,500 IDPs in Gaza still live in dilapidated caravans and are exposed to weather extremes.
I saw that my home, the one with four pillars and eight beams, was dilapidated like an old donkey's ear.