decrepit in Japanese
decrepit in Japanese is やつれた — decrepit means weakened, worn out, or in poor condition, typically from age or long use.
decrepit in Japanese
やつれた
Pronounced: yatsureta
Weakened or worn out from age or wear.
What does "decrepit" mean?
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adj Weakened, worn out, or in poor condition, typically from age or long use.
"The decrepit old barn looked ready to collapse in the next storm."
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decrepit in a sentence
- The decrepit old barn looked ready to collapse in the next storm.
- He felt decrepit after the long illness, barely able to climb the stairs.
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What is "decrepit" in Japanese?
"decrepit" in Japanese is やつれた. decrepit means: Weakened, worn out, or in poor condition, typically from age or long use.
How do you pronounce やつれた?
"decrepit" in Japanese is やつれた, pronounced "yatsureta".
How do you use "decrepit" in a sentence?
Example: "The decrepit old barn looked ready to collapse in the next storm." In Japanese, "decrepit" is やつれた.
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