tumbledown in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for tumbledown in the English»Italian Dictionary

tumbledown [Brit ˈtʌmb(ə)ldaʊn, Am ˈtəmbəlˌdaʊn] ADJ

tumbledown

cadente, fatiscente, in rovina

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fatiscente

tumbledown

pericolante costruzione, edificio

tumbledown

diroccato

tumbledown

cadente edificio

tumbledown

tumbledown in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for tumbledown in the English»Italian Dictionary

tumbledown [ˈtʌm·bl·ˌdaʊn] ADJ

tumbledown

in rovina

Translations for tumbledown in the Italian»English Dictionary

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diroccato (-a)

tumbledown

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English

He supported the building of a new church on the site of the tumbledown mediaeval church that stood where today's nave stands.

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Then they decided to buy a new kitchen for a tumbledown manor house they had bought to transform into their dream home.

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Some of the earlier pictures in the sequence, featuring tumbledown brick walls and tree stumps, look like illustrations for horror fiction.

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They want the professionals to see for themselves their favela, or slum, whose tumbledown housing has no water supplies or connection to the electricity grid.

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He is rebuilding a tumbledown garage in the back lane.

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This was caused by the tumbledown state of the church.

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In 1785, the castle was turned into a brewery and in 1988, the tumbledown building was eventually demolished.

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There she discovers the tumbledown castle and the three elderly sisters whose family has resided there for many generations.

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The building has become a sort of tumbledown affair, the roof being in such a condition it is scarcely safe to assemble beneath it...

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And they were used too for the rooves of many of the old sheds and the tumbledown cottages that long ago crumbled under their weight.

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