словарь английский - английский
- run down на английском языке:
1. 
criticise
Jon criticised me of complaining all the time.
She always criticises her husband for being sloppy.
Sometimes critics don't know what they criticise.
If you want to criticise other people, first you must improve your own methods.
Английский слово "run down«(criticise) встречается в наборах:
Phrasal verbs2. 
gossip
He loves to gossip.
Malicious gossip spreads like wildfire. I guess that's why they say bad news travels fast.
Instead of working, they were having a gossip about their friends. They were sitting in the kitchen, gossiping about their friends.
There had been so much gossip about the new neighbors that they ended up moving somewhere else.
The gossip is true!
Don't say anything in their company, they're terrible gossips.
Even if malicious gossip is being circulated around someone, it doesn't necessarily mean that the value of that person will be diminished.
Initially this gave rise to gossip among petty people, and it gradually provoked criticism from members of our family.
I wouldn't let a goof-up like that get to you. People have short memories and the one good thing about gossip is that it's short-lived.
I learned about Keiko's problem from gossip.
Gossip that the diva had gotten married was spreading.
Later, it happened that there was some gossip at home, and my mother suspected that she had written something improper; after that she would not have her letters written for her.
People gossip about celebrities all the time.
The skaa might be subservient, but they were incurable gossips.
She loves to gossip. (Ona uwielbia plotkować.) She often gossips about Annie behind her back. (Ona często plotkuje o Annie za jej plecami.)
Английский слово "run down«(gossip) встречается в наборах:
Angielski Juźwin3. 
go flat
4. 
to lose power
Английский слово "run down«(to lose power) встречается в наборах:
phrasal verbs 1 michuraPhrasal verbs with "to run"
5. 
fell tired and weary
Английский слово "run down«(fell tired and weary) встречается в наборах:
Phrasal verbs6. 
collapse
If you don't take a vacation, you'll collapse.
Financial collapse
Layne's Law describes what happens when ideaspace collapses due to bad structural support
This grim origami presents the moment when the twin towers finally collapsed
He was so tired, he just collapsed onto that chair.
Forty people were injured when a floor of a night club in Tenerife collapsed on Sunday.
Move the knob at the side of the seat forwards, collapse the seat.
If there's a big earthquake, the house could really collapse!
If you find someone collapsed on the ground, what should you do first?
The definition of collapse means to cave in, to fall or to break down into pieces when the support to stand is lost. An example of to collapse is someone falling to the ground when their knees give way after the person hears terrible news.
The government is not expected to collapse anytime soon
It was so hot that some people in the city square collapsed
A roof collapse in the early Sunday morning severely damaged a downtown Baton Rouge club.
Many banks closed because of the recent economic collapse.
the collapse of a railway bridge
7. 
in bad condition
The painting was in bad condition.
8. 
gradually deteriorate in quality
Английский слово "run down«(gradually deteriorate in quality) встречается в наборах:
Town and City Vocabulary9. 
shabby
Get rid of those shabby clothes and buy something new.
In the end, we ended up eating at that shabby restaurant.
The room was empty except for a shabby bed.
He is mixed up with something shabby.
Wisdom often exists under a shabby coat.
shabby clothes/furniture
He wore a shabby old overcoat.
She saw the shabby little house, but she didn't hurry by.
The hotel room where we stayed was shabby.
This costume is so shabby that 1'1/ have to throw it out.
He tried to apologize for his shabby treatment of her.
Ern slammed on the brakes and the Knight Bus skidded to a halt in front of a small and shabby-looking pub, the Leaky Cauldron
Some buildings here are old and bad condition - really shabby.
The second-hand sofa was a little shabby, but Nina thought she could refurbish it.
The small house had come to look shabby, though it was just as good as ever underneath.
knock down 