n.破损；崩塌；荒废

The old mansion, once a symbol of grandeur, now stands as a testament to dilapidation.
这座古老的宅邸，曾经是宏伟的象征，如今却成了破败的见证。
Years of neglect have led to the dilapidation of the historic bridge, making it unsafe for use.
长期的忽视导致这座历史桥梁的破败，使其不再安全使用。
The dilapidation of the school buildings was a stark reminder of the urgent need for funding in education.
学校建筑的破旧不堪严峻地提醒了教育资金的迫切需求。
Despite its dilapidation, the abandoned factory had become a popular spot for urban explorers.
尽管破败不堪，这座废弃的工厂却成了城市探险者的热门地点。
The once-thriving shopping mall now lies in dilapidation, a victim of online retail's rise.
这个曾经繁华的购物中心现在处于破败之中，成为网络零售兴起的牺牲品。
The dilapidation of the neighborhood park saddened the residents who remembered its former glory.
社区公园的破败让那些记得它昔日辉煌的居民感到难过。
Restoration efforts began after the city recognized the cultural significance of the dilapidated temple.
在市政府认识到那座破败寺庙的文化重要性后，修复工作开始了。
The photographs captured the haunting beauty of dilapidated houses, each with a story to tell.
照片捕捉到了破败房屋中令人震撼的美，每座房子都有它的故事。
Due to dilapidation, the government issued an order for the immediate evacuation of the unsafe housing complex.
因为严重的破败，政府下达了立即撤离不安全住宅区的命令。
It was heartbreaking to see the library, a repository of knowledge, fall into such a state of dilapidation.
看到作为知识宝库的图书馆沦落到如此破败的状态，真是令人心碎。