rundown
01
没劲的, 停了的
not running because a spring‑driven mechanism has lost its tension
例子
The antique clock stood rundown on the mantel until someone rewound it.
那个古董钟在壁炉架上停走了，直到有人给它上发条。
The toy tractor was rundown and needed winding before it would move.
玩具拖拉机没劲了，在移动前需要上发条。
02
showing signs of heavy wear
例子
The delivery van looked rundown after years on the road, its paint flaking and bumper dented.
这辆送货面包车在路上行驶多年后看起来破旧不堪，油漆剥落，保险杠凹陷。
His work boots were rundown from daily use, the soles nearly separated at the heel.
他的工作靴因日常使用而破旧，鞋底在脚跟处几乎分离。
例子
After weeks of working late, she felt completely run-down and needed a break.
在连续几周工作到很晚之后，她感到完全筋疲力尽，需要休息一下。
He looked run-down from all the stress at work and lack of sleep.
04
破旧的, 年久失修的
(of a place or building) in a very poor condition, often due to negligence
例子
The old rundown hotel was in desperate need of repairs.
那家破旧的破败不堪的酒店急需修缮。
They decided not to buy the rundown house because of its dilapidated state.
他们决定不买那座破败的房子，因为它的状况太糟糕了。
Rundown
01
摘要, 概述
a concise summary or brief report that presents the essential information about a situation, event, or entity
例子
The editor asked for a quick rundown of the story before the meeting.
编辑要求在会议前对故事进行快速概述。
Can you give me a rundown of yesterday's client calls?
你能给我一份昨天客户电话的摘要吗？
