decadent; dispirited; dejected or depressed in spirit

a declining tendency or downward trend; a decline in fortune or status

collapsing or falling down due to fatigue or intoxication; slumped over

dejected; disheartened; listless or lacking in spirit; decadent

to decline or decay; to become corrupt, decadent, or dilapidated

dejected; dispirited; lacking energy or enthusiasm

weak and failing; declining; in a state of decay

dispirited and listless; downcast or dejected

to fall down; to topple; to capsize

a broken well and crumbling walls; describes a desolate or ruinous scene, such as a place that has fallen into decay or been destroyed

degenerate practice; corrupt morals; a general atmosphere of decay or decline

broken walls and crumbling debris; describes a scene of devastation or utter dilapidation

to fall into ruin; to degenerate

(literary) describes someone who is unconventional and careless about social etiquette; decadent, degenerate, or bohemian

crumbling walls and dilapidated houses; refers to a scene of devastation or a desolate, broken-down place. Also written as [[断壁颓垣|斷壁頹垣|duan4 bi4 tui2 yuan2]]

to collapse or fall down

dispirited or listless, typically referring to one's mood or spirit

old and decrepit; senile

Used as a formal expression of grief or a funeral tribute for a person of great prestige and moral character; literally "Mount Tai is collapsing".

(idiom) the death of a sage or a great person; literally, the mountains crumble and the trees fall into ruin.

the mountain crumbles and the beam breaks; a metaphor for the passing of a highly respected elder or a great person of immense stature

to change an unfavorable situation or stop a downward trend

to be dilapidated or in ruins; to be destroyed or broken down

(literary) the death of a talented or renowned person; specifically used for the passing of a great scholar or philosopher.

To be drunk to the point of passing out or falling asleep; literally describes a beautiful person swaying or collapsing like a jade mountain while intoxicated.intoxicated.

(literary) to collapse; to topple down; to be in a state of ruin or dilapidation

a market situation with low trading volume and declining prices; a slumped or sluggish market

the Decadent movement or school of late 19th-century Europe

a scene of dilapidation; a decaying or declining scene

decaying; rotten; decrepit

(literary) water flowing downward in a cascade or waterfall

declining fortune; misfortune; a period of crumbling fate or adversity

(literary) the setting sun; the sun as it sinks below the horizon

to be low in spirit and unable to pull oneself together; dejected and lacking vitality

(literary) old age or one's final years