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1 eli ayağı tutmaz
decrepit -
2 moruk
decrepit old man, codger, gaffer, old-timer, crone, pop, crock, dodderer -
3 eli ayağı tutmaz
adj. decrepit* * *decrepit -
4 çökmüş
adj. collapsed, depressed, down and out, broken down, broken, crooked, decadent, decrepit, hollow, shrunk, shrunken--------adv. down--------çökmüş (göz) (cavernous)* * *collapsed (adj.) -
5 eskimiş
adj. detrited, old, dated, outworn, worn, worn out, timeworn, obsolescent, decrepit, effete, moss-grown, rusty, stale, superannuated, well-worn, worm eaten--------adv. out--------eskimiş (elbise)adj. shiny -
6 zayıf düşmüş
adj. decrepit, peaked, peaky -
7 kağşak
"very loose; about to collapse; decrepit." -
8 kağşamak
"1. to become loose; to be about to collapse. 2. to become limp. 3. to become decrepit." -
9 moruklaşmak
slang to get old, get decrepit. -
10 pimpirik
colloq. old and decrepit, old and doddering (person). -
11 pompuruk
slang old, decrepit (man). -
12 çökmek
"1. to collapse, fall down. 2. to cave in, sink in, fall in, give way. 3. to squat down. 4. /a/ to collapse on (the floor, ground, etc.); to sink into, fall into (a chair, couch, etc.). 5. (for a camel, cow, etc.) to kneel down and sit. 6. (for one´s cheeks) to become hollow; (for one´s eyes) to become sunken. 7. (for one´s shoulders) to become round. 8. /a/ (for fog) to settle in; (for smoke) to cover (a place). 9. (for sediment) to settle, settle out. 10. to become decrepit (from age or sickness). 11. (for a country, regime, etc.) to collapse, fall, come to an end. 12. /a/ (for a feeling, sensation, etc.) to descend upon, descend on, weigh down on (someone, a place). 13. (for darkness, night) to fall, descend. 14. mil. to collapse, give way."
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décrépit — décrépit, ite [ dekrepi, it ] adj. • fin XIIe decrespie; lat. decrepitus 1 ♦ Qui est dans la décrépitude, dans une extrême déchéance physique. ⇒ usé, vieux. Une vieille décrépite. « Un lion décrépit, goutteux, n en pouvant plus » (La Fontaine). 2 … Encyclopédie Universelle
decrepit — DECREPÍT, Ă, decrepiţi, te, adj. Atins de decrepitudine; ramolit. – Din fr. décrépit, lat. decrepitus. Trimis de cata, 13.09.2007. Sursa: DEX 98 DECREPÍT adj. v. ramolit, senil. Trimis de siveco, 13.09.2007. Sursa: Sinonime decrepít … Dicționar Român
décrépit — décrépit, ite (dé kré pi, pi t ) adj. Qui est dans la décrépitude. Vieillard décrépit. Vieillesse décrépite. • Un lion décrépit, goutteux, n en pouvant plus, Voulait que l on trouvât remède à la vieillesse, LA FONT. Fabl. VIII, 3. • Les… … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
Decrepit — De*crep it, a. [L. decrepitus, perhaps orig., noised out, noiseless, applied to old people, who creep about quietly; de + crepare to make a noise, rattle: cf. F. d[ e]cr[ e]pit. See {Crepitate}.] Broken down with age; wasted and enfeebled by the… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
décrépit — DÉCRÉPIT, ITE. adject. Vieux et cassé. Cet homme est décrépit. Femme décrépite. Vieille décrépite. Vieillesse décrépite. ge décrépit … Dictionnaire de l'Académie Française 1798
decrepit — Decrepit, [decrep]ite. adj. Extremement vieux, âgé. Cet homme est decrepit. femme decrepite. vieille decrepite. vieillesse decrepite, ou âge decrepit … Dictionnaire de l'Académie française
decrepit — mid 15c., from M.Fr. décrépit (15c.), from L. decrepitus very old, infirm, from de down (see DE (Cf. de )) + *crepitus, pp. of crepare to crack, break … Etymology dictionary
Decrepīt — (v. lat.), abgelebt, schwach; daher Decrepitität, Abgelebtheit … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
decrepit — index decadent, dilapidated, disabled (made incapable), imperfect, old, powerless, unsound (not strong) Burton s Legal Thesaurus … Law dictionary
decrepit — infirm, feeble, *weak, frail, fragile Analogous words: worn, wasted, *haggard: *aged, superannuated, old: tottering, quavering, shaking (see SHAKE) Antonyms: sturdy Contrasted words: *strong, stalwart, stout, tough, tenacious: * … New Dictionary of Synonyms
decrepit — [adj] deteriorated, debilitated, especially as a result of age aged, anile, antiquated, battered, bedraggled, broken down, creaky, crippled, dilapidated, doddering, effete, feeble, flimsy, fragile, frail, haggard, incapacitated, infirm,… … New thesaurus
