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ma·ro·de [maˈro:də] ADJ
1. marode veraltend inf:
marode
washed-out inf
marode
dead-beat inf
marode
ailing attr
marode
moribund form
2. marode (moralisch verdorben):
marode
brazen
marode
shameless
marode
rotten
ein maroder Haufen
a brazen [or shameless] [or rotten] lot [or bunch] [or crowd]
3. marode MIL:
marode veraltend
unable to march
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
ein maroder Haufen
a brazen [or shameless] [or rotten] lot [or bunch] [or crowd]
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Zu dieser Zeit war das Stadion marode; auf der Tribüne bestand Unfallgefahr.
de.wikipedia.org
Auch der Neubau, der nun einen maroden Gebäudeteil aus der Nachkriegszeit ersetzt, integriert sich selbstverständlich ins Ensemble.
de.wikipedia.org
Des Weiteren verliert die Stadt etwa 40 Prozent ihres Wassers durch das völlig marode Röhrennetz.
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Zwischen 1801 und 1817 erfolgte eine Instandsetzung der maroden Kirche einschließlich der Errichtung eines neuen hölzernen Turmes.
de.wikipedia.org
Vieles andere blieb ebenfalls in der Landschaft zurück: Alte Fahrzeuge, marode Kasernenunterkünfte, Altreifen, Tanks, Bauschutt, Schrott und vieles andere.
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Examples from the Internet (not verified by PONS Editors)
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Denn der junge Charlie Price erbt von seinem Vater eine marode Schuhfabrik, deren Überleben er mit der Anfertigung von High Heels für Drags und Transvestiten sichern will.
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zoe-delay.de
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For the young Charlie Price inherits from his father, an ailing shoe factory, He wants to secure their survival with the production of high heels for drags and transvestites.
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zoe-delay.de
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58,2 Milliarden ( 28,1 Prozent ) wurden für die Rekapitalisierung griechischer Banken verwendet – anstatt den zu großen und maroden Sektor nachhaltig umzustrukturieren und die Eigentümer der Banken für deren Verluste haften zu lassen.
www.attac.org
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€ 58,2 billion ( 28,13 % ) were used to recapitalise Greek banks – instead of restructuring the too big and moribund sector in a sustainable way and letting the banks ' owners pay for their losses.
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