破旧

破旧

Worn-out; dilapidated.

In this sentence, '破旧' describes the condition of the house, indicating its dilapidated and worn state due to age or lack of maintenance.

这座房子非常破旧，需要维修。

This house is very dilapidated and needs repairs.

Here, '破旧' refines the appearance of the clothes, signifying their old and worn nature, regardless of their comfort.

他穿的衣服虽然破旧，但看起来很舒服。

The clothes he wears are old and shabby, but they seem comfortable.

In this example, '破旧' qualifies the book, pointing to its aged and worn aspect, which enhances its historical charm.

那本破旧的书反而有一种吸引人的历史感。

That tattered book, instead, has an appealing historical sense.