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Detailed Translations for dilapidated from English to Spanish

dilapidated:


Translation Matrix for dilapidated:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
dañado dilapidated; moth eaten; tattered battered; broken; corrupted; cracked; crushed; cut up; damaged; disfigured; gone to pieces; in rags; in shreds; injured; marked; moth eaten; ruptured; sliced; snapped; tattered; to pieces; torn; wounded
- bedraggled; broken-down; derelict; ramshackle; tatterdemalion; tumble-down
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
apolillado dilapidated; moth eaten; tattered
averiado dilapidated; moth eaten; tattered bankrupt; battered; broken; cracked; crushed; damaged; faulty; gone to pieces; in rags; in shreds; indistinct; moth eaten; obscure; out of order; ruptured; snapped; tattered; to pieces; torn; unclear
comido por polillas dilapidated; moth eaten; tattered
decrépito dilapidated; long in the tooth worn; worn out; worn with age
desvencijado dilapidated; long in the tooth ragged; ramshackle; rickety; ruinous; wobbly; wonky
deteriorado dilapidated; moth eaten; tattered
estropeado dilapidated; moth eaten; tattered battered; broken; buggered up; bust; cut up; damaged; defective; disfigured; faulty; in rags; in shreds; indistinct; injured; marked; obscure; on the blink; out of order; ruined; sliced; spoilt; tattered; to pieces; torn; unclear; worn; worn out; worn with age; wounded
hecho jirones dilapidated; moth eaten; tattered battered; damaged; in rags; in shreds; injured; tattered; to pieces; wounded
malparado dilapidated; moth eaten; tattered
maltrecho dilapidated; moth eaten; tattered
violado dilapidated; moth eaten; tattered abused; injured; raped; wounded

Synonyms for "dilapidated":


Related Definitions for "dilapidated":

  1. in deplorable condition1

Wiktionary Translations for dilapidated:

dilapidated
adjective
  1. having fallen into a state of disrepair

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
dilapidated caduco; precario caduc — (botanique) Se dit d’un organe, notamment les feuilles, se détachant et tombant chaque année.
dilapidated anciano; viejo vieux — D’un certain âge (relatif à un autre).