crumbling 的 3 个定义
crum·bled, crum·bling.
- to break into small fragments or crumbs.
crum·bled, crum·bling.
- to fall into small pieces; break or part into small fragments.
- to decay or disintegrate gradually: The ancient walls had crumbled.
- a crumbly or crumbled substance.
- crumbles, bits of crisp bacon, bread, etc., added to other foods, especially as a topping.
- British Dialect. crumb; particle; fragment.
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- Along the river, crumbling remnants of an active trading hub are overtaken by nature.
- Next, the GOP should hammer away at how our roads, bridges, and tunnels are crumbling, and push for an infrastructure initiative.
- For anyone who cared to watch, the event and its denouement provided a graphic demonstration that the Iron Curtain was crumbling.
- Particularly with Legolas and the scene where he climbs up a crumbling tower.
- In a bedroom at the top of crumbling stairs, a bed was made up with a comforter.
- Beyond the village, on a rise of ground, was the church, its square gray tower crumbling down upon its ancient graves.
- In this way they passed beyond the deserted and crumbling village and gained the high-road that led homewards through the forest.
- The few who escaped our swords are penned up in the Residency, and its walls are now crumbling before our guns.
- The site of the castle is occupied by the railway station, though a few crumbling walls of the former structure still remain.
- In all cases there is a stairway, often long and steep, crumbling with time and worn with the feet of pious generations.