Examples of using Dilapidated in English and their translations into Hebrew
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At the time, the general approach was to destroy existing buildings, due to their dilapidated condition and for political reasons, and to build anew.
The poet describes a picnic he attended with Pollius and the downpour that forced them to shelter in a dilapidated shrine to Hercules.
The gentle models transform theories that authoritatively describe power relations and confidently predict future trends, into dilapidated playful toys.
Discover how in 1979, Biff successfully lobbied to legalize gambling and turned Hill Valley's dilapidated courthouse into a beautiful casino hotel.
Today, this tower complex is in a dilapidated state, but still a huge interest for each of us.
(DOOR SHUTS) Is that why you're investing millions in dilapidated prisons all around the globe?
That real life prison closed in 2004 due to its small size and dilapidated structure.
A Renaissance cardinal decided to make life in Tivoli bearable by turning a dilapidated Benedictine monastery into a lovely villa, the Villa d' Este.
Two years since the 2014 hostilities, about 4,500 IDPs in Gaza still live in dilapidated caravans and are exposed to weather extremes.
Naturally, no one was courting him, and he was all dilapidated and dilapidated, collapsed, eventually lost his former appearance.
Chief Rabbi of Israel, he lived in a tiny apartment in Geula with dilapidated furniture.
A handful of dilapidated roads cross the zone,
The school libraries in these schools are really so dilapidated, if they're there at all, that they haven't bored anyone.
And how many images of techie are found on the dilapidated walls of temples and tombs,
Two years ago, demolition orders were issued for the dilapidated structures in which they presently live,
in all its dilapidated red-brick glory:
For a few years in the late 90s, Anne lived in a dilapidated building at Invalidenstraße 104,
They describe the khan as dilapidated; the pit is located in a quadrangle with a small mosque.
In 1971, Roger and Carolyn Perron move into a dilapidated farmhouse in Harrisville, Rhode Island,
infirm murdered and marched the remaining guests 50 miles to a dilapidated castle, which he took as his own.