【はいざん】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. down-and-out; ruin; decline
Forms
  • 【はいざん】
  • はいざん
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. down-and-out
    2. This meaning describes a state of being in a situation where one is impoverished or has fallen from a previous status, often associated with hopelessness or despair.
    He has completely fallen down-and-out since losing his job.
    The town has fallen into a down-and-out state due to the economic decline.
  2. ruin
    3. This meaning refers to a state of destruction or being in shambles, typically used to describe physical objects or places that have deteriorated.
    A ruined building remains in the center of the city.
    Her heart was in ruins after the breakup with him.
  3. decline
    4. This meaning indicates a gradual deterioration or decrease in quality, status, or condition over time.
    The company's performance is showing signs of decline.
    The decline in population negatively affects the local community.
Generated collocations (experimental)
state of being down-and-outlife of declineto turn into ruinthe economy declinesa down-and-out companya city in ruinscause of declinecultural ruinto invite ruindown-and-out people
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
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