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broken-down
[ broh-kuhn-doun ]
adjective
- shattered or collapsed, as with age; infirm.
- having given way with use or age; out of working order:
a broken-down chair.
broken-down
adjective
- worn out, as by age or long use; dilapidated
a broken-down fence
- not in working order
a broken-down tractor
- physically or mentally ill
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of broken-down1
Example Sentences
Instead, he tries to locate another broken-down Bradley where the risks will be smaller.
As for Rubio, the broken-down plane delayed his arrival in Munich, where his officials were briefing about his own priorities for the trip.
Delta also gets to the core of who people are and creates an environment where queer histories unfold one broken-down car, backstage dream and rhinestone at a time.
Crowley told Tapper that she has too few mechanics to repair broken-down vehicles.
Brad Koed’s beefy Stanley seemed like he just crawled from under a broken-down car.
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