1.衰老的,老弱的;老朽的
1.old and no longer in good condition; old and no longer in good health
1.If it is in the ancient times, I walk to you, must be from a young teenager into a decrepit old man to get to your hand.
如果是在远古的时代，我徒步走向你，必定从一个风华正茂的少年成为一个风烛残年的老者才能与你手牵。
2.When the Marauders captured her and took her to their decrepit castle, Noa, Teek and Wicket teamed up to infiltrate the Marauder stronghold.
劫掠者俘虏她，把她带到他们破旧的城堡后，诺亚、蒂克和威基特结伴潜入劫掠者的要塞。
3.Throughout the novel, Dickens enlarges on this theme, describing slums so decrepit that whole rows of houses are on the point of ruin.
整个小说，狄更斯扩大这个主题，描述贫民窟，使整个排破旧的房屋都在点毁掉。
4.And as you get older and more decrepit, you sort of inch along on this sort of depressing, long staircase, leading you into oblivion.
而且随着你变得更老，更加力不从心，你步履艰难的在这个令人沮丧的，长长的，最终会带你通往灭亡的楼梯上行走。
5.The news is still bitter, though, because we have yet to see the gains of economic growth translated into the still-decrepit labour market.
然而这一消息仍然令人痛苦，因为劳动力市场依旧低迷，我们还没看到经济增长在劳动力市场上有所反映。
6.The youthful dynamism of America, and now of China and India, seems to be leaving the decrepit old continent in the shade.
美国的青春活力，如今则是中国和印度的活力，似乎正使得衰落的旧大陆大为逊色。
7.Although most of them were built in the run-up to the Olympics, the poor quality of construction makes them look decrepit and decades old.
虽然这些楼是奥运会重被阶段盖的，但建筑的低劣品质使它们看上去非常的老旧。
8.It was from Vienna that the last pulses of life beat through the diseased and worn-out body of the decrepit Empire.
据来自维也纳的最后一个脉冲的生活击败通过患病和破旧机构的衰老帝国。
9.IN A decrepit four-storey office block, Vu The Khanh runs what he describes as one of the busiest "embassies" in Hanoi.
在一幢破旧的四层高的办公大楼里，VuTheKhanh经营着他所谓的河内最繁忙的一个“大使馆”。
10.His incendiary rhetoric is matched in scale only by his decrepit capacity to deliver basic social services.
他那极富煽动性的言辞按照比例只能与其进行基本社会服务时残破的能力相匹配。