破旧不堪 Pronunciation and Pinyin
破旧不堪 Usage and Examples
run-down
dilapidated
decrepit
worn-out
他的衣服破旧不堪。
His clothes were in tatters.
我们的汽车已破旧不堪，我们已用了它很久了。
Our car is falling to pieces, we've had it so long.
The characters in 破旧不堪
Stroke OrderMore words starting with 破
- pò破le了Broken, Torn
- pò破le了gè个dà大dòng洞a big hole, a gaping hole
- pò破le了gè个dòng洞got a hole, a hole formed
- pò破le了de的broken, torn
- pò破chǎn产to go bankrupt; to become insolvent
- pò破chǎn产wēi危jī机bankruptcy crisis, insolvency crisis
- pò破chǎn产de的wēi危jī机bankruptcy crisis, insolvency crisis
- pò破chǎn产de的biān边yuán缘on the verge of bankruptcy, on the brink of bankruptcy
- pò破chǎn产de的fēng风xiǎn险bankruptcy risk, risk of bankruptcy
- pò破chǎn产biān边yuán缘on the verge of bankruptcy, on the brink of bankruptcy
- pò破shāng伤fēng风gán感rǎn染tetanus infection, tetanus
- pò破lì例make an exception, break a rule
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Open the tool →Questions about 破旧不堪
What does 破旧不堪 mean in Chinese?
破旧不堪 (pò jiù bù kān) means “run-down, dilapidated, decrepit, worn-out”.
How do you pronounce 破旧不堪?
破旧不堪 is pronounced pò jiù bù kān in Mandarin Chinese.
How do you say “run-down” in Chinese?
“run-down” is 破旧不堪 (pò jiù bù kān) in Chinese.
How is 破旧不堪 used in a sentence?
This page has 2 example sentences using 破旧不堪, each with pinyin and an English translation.