Examples of using Dilapidated in English and their translations into Chinese
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According to the Ministry of Education, a total input of $130 million is required to halt further deterioration of the dilapidated schools of Iraq.
Funds were received to replace one other dilapidated school- Nimrin in El Buss, Tyre- and the secondary school at Rashidieh camp.
Workers who make mistakes operating increasingly dilapidated PDVSA equipment now face the risk of arrest and charges of sabotage or corruption.
Large numbers of people are put in prolonged detention without mandated legal warrants, very often in overcrowded and dilapidated cells.
These needs include the repair of lavatories, the provision of chalkboards and the restoration of dilapidated structures.
I remember one of these pictures: A most dilapidated tramp is ruefully contemplating some coins which lie in his open palm.
For Europe's poorer eastern countries, the promised investment could help to upgrade dilapidated railways, motorways and energy plants.
Today, many of the remaining ancient stepwells are neglected and dilapidated;
An increasing number of cities around the US are choosing to tear down or transform parts of their dilapidated interstates, rather than repair them.
Flooding and landslides have caused significant damage to already dilapidated infrastructure and roads.
It set out 12 major recommendations and identified dilapidated, overcrowded and insanitary conditions as the main underlying causes of trouble.
The Group established that the plant had not been operational for the past seven years and as a result was dilapidated(see annex 41).
Several of them were mysteriously tucked away and, at that time, one or two of them were dilapidated and overgrown;
The repatriation or relocation of refugees has become a pressing issue, given the plight of refugees in the dilapidated camps.
They include resettlement, rebuilding livelihoods, the rehabilitation and reconstruction of dilapidated infrastructure, and bringing normalcy to the conflict-affected areas.
Most children had attended the city's public schools, notorious for dilapidated buildings and classes from which fewer than half the students graduated.
When the country was under military rule, young men took to the seas on small, dilapidated boats every year in search of a better life.
The teachers demanded increases in school funding to reduce class sizes, renovate dilapidated classrooms, and replace tattered, obsolete textbooks.
Additionally, it is possible to repaint wooden posts regularly to change their looks and prevent them from looking worn out or dilapidated.
Back in Assisi in 1205, he performed charities among the lepers and began working on the restoration of dilapidated churches.