derelict
Posted: Fri May 03, 2019 9:31 pm
sahipsiz
Translations of derelict
AdjectiveFrequency
sahipsiz
derelict, vacant, unattended, unclaimed, ownerless, unowned
terkedilmiş
abandoned, deserted, disused, forsaken, derelict, desolate
harabe
derelict
ihmalkâr
negligent, neglectful, careless, forgetful, derelict, inattentive
sorumsuz
irresponsible, unaccountable, flighty, feckless, derelict, unamenable
ihmalci
remiss, negligent, neglectful, careless, slack, derelict
Noun
terkedilmiş mal
derelict
sahipsiz mal
unclaimed good, derelict, waif
gemi enkazı
shipwreck, wreck, wreckage, flotsam, wrack, derelict
dışlanmış kimse
derelict
ihmalkâr kişi
derelict
Definitions of derelict
Adjective
1
in a very poor condition as a result of disuse and neglect.
the cities were derelict and dying
Synonyms:
dilapidated ramshackle run-down tumbledown in ruins falling apart rickety creaky deteriorating crumbling disintegrating decaying neglected untended gone to rack and ruin disused abandoned deserted discarded rejected neglected untended
Noun
1
a person without a home, job, or property.
derelicts who could fit all their possessions in a paper bag
Synonyms:
tramp vagrant vagabond down and out homeless person drifter beggar mendicant outcast bag lady hobo bum
Examples of derelict
The derelict barn she bought 16 years ago for £26,000 is now a palatial house valued at about £750,000, with two large wings.
In my view he would be derelict in his duty if he didn't have a contingency plan.
The majority of them were bought either in completely derelict condition, or as a collection of rusty parts.
In 1996, a huge residential community was envisaged in the derelict area, with the aim of housing local poor residents.
The derelict condition of the Market House has been criticised by the town council.
The ground floor of the derelict building was pretty much bare of anything other than broken junk and graffiti.
Society, it transpires, hasn't turned him into a derelict , he's managed that all by himself.
The derelict mansion was a block from the address where they had told Scott to meet.
With a secure airlock established between the two ships, the Scout transferred over to the derelict .
Even if your slate's totally clean, people are apt to lose trust in you because you're dating such a derelict .
Ultimately, Billy is said to have become a derelict , presumably because he was unable to work in the cattle industry again.
From a distance he looks like a wreck, a derelict .
The commission found that each had been derelict in his duty.
What other cause finds you derelict in your responsibilities to your own people?
A call has been made to officials of the Town Council to take action against the owners of five houses which are in a derelict condition.
It will not only record, but also highlight the true extent of empty buildings, derelict shops, empty houses, other signs of neglect and lack of important services.
He circled the shattered derelict once more and finally settled his craft down in an open spot.
In 1881, the schooner Ellen Austin, bound for London, discovered a derelict adrift in the Sargasso.
The family could not believe that the body was considered to be that of a derelict at the funeral home.
The woman was a bit startled by this proclamation, but she was equally intrigued by the derelict 's intuition, since she was indeed single.
The most notable of these barriers is a complicated system of land ownership, poor roads and a derelict telecommunications network.
‘We have clients buying derelict farmhouses and old houses which would otherwise be left to fall down,’ Anderson said.
At 8pm as thick black smoke bellowed from the derelict building, police issued an urgent health warning, instructing residents to stay indoors and shut their windows.
We ran into the docking bay and could not believe the decrepit derelict of a ship that he had waiting for us.
The aim is to bring scruffy, disused areas of land - including a disused tip, a former power station and a derelict canal - back into community use.
Some held the two local commanders derelict in their duty; others concluded that they were simply guilty of errors of judgment.
Residents fed up with youths hanging around the streets, derelict shops and a general sense of neglect have taken their future into their own hands.
The former area of derelict grassland has already been transformed into an accessible area where plants and wildlife can thrive and local people can enjoy the natural environment
Following a few weeks of begging on the streets and sleeping in derelict buildings, he falls in with a friendly group of squatters.
Conditions at the hotel were so derelict the coach lamented it was the worst he had ever seen.
Fewer examples
Synonyms of derelict
Adjective
dilapidated ramshackle run-down tumbledown in ruins falling apart rickety creaky deteriorating crumbling disintegrating decaying neglected untended gone to rack and ruin
disused abandoned deserted discarded rejected neglected untended
negligent neglectful remiss lax careless sloppy slipshod slack irresponsible delinquent
abandoned deserted
remiss neglectful delinquent
Translations of derelict
AdjectiveFrequency
sahipsiz
derelict, vacant, unattended, unclaimed, ownerless, unowned
terkedilmiş
abandoned, deserted, disused, forsaken, derelict, desolate
harabe
derelict
ihmalkâr
negligent, neglectful, careless, forgetful, derelict, inattentive
sorumsuz
irresponsible, unaccountable, flighty, feckless, derelict, unamenable
ihmalci
remiss, negligent, neglectful, careless, slack, derelict
Noun
terkedilmiş mal
derelict
sahipsiz mal
unclaimed good, derelict, waif
gemi enkazı
shipwreck, wreck, wreckage, flotsam, wrack, derelict
dışlanmış kimse
derelict
ihmalkâr kişi
derelict
Definitions of derelict
Adjective
1
in a very poor condition as a result of disuse and neglect.
the cities were derelict and dying
Synonyms:
dilapidated ramshackle run-down tumbledown in ruins falling apart rickety creaky deteriorating crumbling disintegrating decaying neglected untended gone to rack and ruin disused abandoned deserted discarded rejected neglected untended
Noun
1
a person without a home, job, or property.
derelicts who could fit all their possessions in a paper bag
Synonyms:
tramp vagrant vagabond down and out homeless person drifter beggar mendicant outcast bag lady hobo bum
Examples of derelict
The derelict barn she bought 16 years ago for £26,000 is now a palatial house valued at about £750,000, with two large wings.
In my view he would be derelict in his duty if he didn't have a contingency plan.
The majority of them were bought either in completely derelict condition, or as a collection of rusty parts.
In 1996, a huge residential community was envisaged in the derelict area, with the aim of housing local poor residents.
The derelict condition of the Market House has been criticised by the town council.
The ground floor of the derelict building was pretty much bare of anything other than broken junk and graffiti.
Society, it transpires, hasn't turned him into a derelict , he's managed that all by himself.
The derelict mansion was a block from the address where they had told Scott to meet.
With a secure airlock established between the two ships, the Scout transferred over to the derelict .
Even if your slate's totally clean, people are apt to lose trust in you because you're dating such a derelict .
Ultimately, Billy is said to have become a derelict , presumably because he was unable to work in the cattle industry again.
From a distance he looks like a wreck, a derelict .
The commission found that each had been derelict in his duty.
What other cause finds you derelict in your responsibilities to your own people?
A call has been made to officials of the Town Council to take action against the owners of five houses which are in a derelict condition.
It will not only record, but also highlight the true extent of empty buildings, derelict shops, empty houses, other signs of neglect and lack of important services.
He circled the shattered derelict once more and finally settled his craft down in an open spot.
In 1881, the schooner Ellen Austin, bound for London, discovered a derelict adrift in the Sargasso.
The family could not believe that the body was considered to be that of a derelict at the funeral home.
The woman was a bit startled by this proclamation, but she was equally intrigued by the derelict 's intuition, since she was indeed single.
The most notable of these barriers is a complicated system of land ownership, poor roads and a derelict telecommunications network.
‘We have clients buying derelict farmhouses and old houses which would otherwise be left to fall down,’ Anderson said.
At 8pm as thick black smoke bellowed from the derelict building, police issued an urgent health warning, instructing residents to stay indoors and shut their windows.
We ran into the docking bay and could not believe the decrepit derelict of a ship that he had waiting for us.
The aim is to bring scruffy, disused areas of land - including a disused tip, a former power station and a derelict canal - back into community use.
Some held the two local commanders derelict in their duty; others concluded that they were simply guilty of errors of judgment.
Residents fed up with youths hanging around the streets, derelict shops and a general sense of neglect have taken their future into their own hands.
The former area of derelict grassland has already been transformed into an accessible area where plants and wildlife can thrive and local people can enjoy the natural environment
Following a few weeks of begging on the streets and sleeping in derelict buildings, he falls in with a friendly group of squatters.
Conditions at the hotel were so derelict the coach lamented it was the worst he had ever seen.
Fewer examples
Synonyms of derelict
Adjective
dilapidated ramshackle run-down tumbledown in ruins falling apart rickety creaky deteriorating crumbling disintegrating decaying neglected untended gone to rack and ruin
disused abandoned deserted discarded rejected neglected untended
negligent neglectful remiss lax careless sloppy slipshod slack irresponsible delinquent
abandoned deserted
remiss neglectful delinquent