rundown

UK
/ˈrʌndaʊn/
US
/ˈrʌndaʊn/

Translations

rundownnoun
rundowns
pl
UK
/ˈrʌndaʊn/
US
/ˈrʌndaʊn/
The manager gave a quick rundown of the project's progress.
Менеджер дал краткий обзор хода проекта.
I need a rundown of yesterday's meeting.
Мне нужна сводка вчерашней встречи.
The document provides a detailed rundown of the new policy.
Документ предоставляет подробное описание новой политики.
Additional translations
краткое изложение
rundownadjective
more rundown
Comp.
most rundown
Super.
UK
/ˈrʌndaʊn/
US
/ˈrʌndaʊn/
The building was in a rundown state and needed renovation.
Здание было в запущенном состоянии и нуждалось в ремонте.
The rundown house was on the verge of collapse.
Обветшалый дом был на грани обрушения.
He wore a rundown coat that had seen better days.
Он носил изношенное пальто, которое видело лучшие дни.
run-downnoun

rundown

run-downs
pl
UK
/ˈrʌn daʊn/
US
/ˈrʌn daʊn/
The old house was a run-down and needed a lot of repairs.
Старый дом был развалиной и нуждался в большом количестве ремонтов.
The neighborhood has been in a run-down for years.
Этот район находится в упадке уже много лет.

Definitions

rundownnoun
A detailed report or summary of information.
The manager gave a quick rundown of the project's progress during the meeting.
A state of decline or deterioration in condition, quality, or effectiveness.
After years of neglect, the factory fell into a serious rundown.
A reduction in the size or quantity of something.
The company announced a rundown of its workforce due to budget cuts.
In baseball, a play in which a runner is trapped between bases and fielders attempt to tag the runner out.
The shortstop and third baseman executed the rundown perfectly, tagging the runner before he could reach the base.
rundownadjective
In a state of disrepair or neglect; dilapidated.
The rundown building was in desperate need of renovation.
Tired and exhausted, especially due to overwork or stress.
After working long hours for weeks, she felt completely rundown.
run-downnoun
A detailed report or summary of information.
The manager gave a run-down of the project's progress during the meeting.
A gradual reduction or depletion of something, especially stocks, resources, or activity.
Government policy focused on the run-down of coal-fired power stations.
(Baseball) A play in which a runner is caught between bases and chased by fielders until tagged out.
The third baseman initiated a run-down that ended the inning.