The station quickly fell into disrepair after it was closed.
车站关闭后很快便破败不堪。
1.失修,破损
1.a broken or damaged state
1.Having fallen into a state of disrepair or deterioration, as through neglect; broken-down and shabby.
坍坏的，破旧了的处于一种年久失修或朽坏状态的；残垣断壁的。
2.The aqueducts which had supplied the city with water for more than 1000 years were allowed to become obstructed and fall into disrepair.
城市供水之用的沟渠一千多年来，变成了一种阻塞，并且陷入失修。
3.The old hotel, which is unfortunately in a state of total disrepair, must be torn down in order to renovate the site.
旧的旅馆呢，很不幸的由于年久失修，将会被拆掉，为重建提供位置。
4.Is any portion of the property to be insured in a state of disrepair or poor condition?
投保财产是否有未被维修或处于破损状况的？
5.After the British gave up the concession, the complex was used by Chinese bureaucrats but it fell into disrepair after being abandoned.
英国放弃租界后，中国官方曾将这里用作各种用途，但废弃之后再也没有修缮过。
6.Most of the stadiums put up in Delhi for last autumn's Commonwealth Games have already fallen into disrepair.
为去年秋季英联邦运动会（CommonwealthGames）而建造的体育场馆，如今大部分已破损失修。
7.The city features dazzling pyramids but is also seen to be in a great state of disrepair.
城市有着让人目眩的金字塔，但是却已年久失修。
8.Cost and technical difficulties aside, the system is simply too valuable to let it fall into complete disrepair.
成本和技术上的困难外，该系统是太宝贵让它落入完全失修。
9.While important, they seem to become stale quickly, fall into disrepair or disuse, and are discarded.
虽然重要，但是它们似乎很快就过时了，失修或停用，并且报废了。
10.Desks, chairs, credenzas, file cabinets, etc. when in a state of disrepair can cause injury or discomfort.
当桌椅、书柜、文件柜等长久失修时，可能导致伤害或不适。