disuse

英 [dɪsˈjuːs]

美 [dɪsˈjuːs]

n.  不用; 废弃

TEM8

BNC.18962 / COCA.25336

牛津词典

noun

• 不用；废弃
  a situation in which sth is no longer being used
  1. The factory fell into disuse twenty years ago.
     这个工厂二十年前就废弃了。

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT 废弃;不用
  If something fallsinto disuse, people stop using it. If something becomes worse as a result ofdisuse, it becomes worse because no one uses it.
  1. ...a church which has fallen into disuse...
     废弃的教堂
  2. The wheel had long since rusted from years of disuse.
     多年不用的车轮早已锈迹斑斑。

英英释义

noun

• the state of something that has been unused and neglected
  1. the house was in a terrible state of neglect
  Synonym:neglect

双语例句

• The wheel had long since rusted from years of disuse.
  多年不用的车轮早已锈迹斑斑。
• Eventually the road ('s fallen to) fell into disuse as a major railway was completed, finally, people simply forgot about it,( this) that's how it came to be lost.
  最终这条路被停止作为主要的铁路，最后人们大多忘了它，这就是为何它消失了。
• His vocal organs began to deteriorate from disuse.
  他的发音器官由于长年不用而开始退化。
• These methods here gradually fallen into disuse in the post-war years.
  这些方法在战后年代已逐渐废弃。
• He felt himself from disuse to be unfit for parochial duty.
  他觉得自己由于长期不工作，已经不适合做教区的职务了。
• Therefore, English became the language of the poor and more and more simplified as a result of disuse.
  因此，英语成了穷人的语言，由于不被使用而变的越来越简单。
• However, they fell into disuse in the late Qing and Republican period and are now in ruins.
  它的废毁是在晚清民国时期，今天大多已沦为荒城。
• Regulators may also have to invent new tools or revive ones that have fallen into disuse.
  此外，监管机构还必须发明新的工具，或重新捡起那些弃用的工具。
• While important, they seem to become stale quickly, fall into disrepair or disuse, and are discarded.
  虽然重要，但是它们似乎很快就过时了，失修或停用，并且报废了。
• The route was once much travelled but has fallen into disuse.
  这条路线旅行的人以前常走，但是现在已不用了。