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傾頹
qīng tuí
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to collapse;
to topple;
to capsize
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山頹木壞
shān tuí mù huài
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lit. the mountains crumble and the trees lie ruined;
a great sage has died (idiom)
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衰頹
shuāi tuí
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uninspired;
dejected;
discouraged
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頹勢
tuí shì
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decline (in fortune)
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頹唐
tuí táng
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dispirited;
depressed
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頹喪
tuí sàng
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dejected;
disheartened;
listless
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頹圮
tuí pǐ
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to collapse;
dilapidated
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頹垣斷壁
tuí yuán duàn bì
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crumbling fences and dilapidated walls (idiom)
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頹塌
tuí tā
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to collapse
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頹壞
tuí huài
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dilapidated;
decrepit
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頹廢
tuí fèi
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decadent;
dispirited;
depressed;
dejected
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頹廢派
tuí fèi pài
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decadents (of the Decadent movement of late 19th century Europe)
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頹放
tuí fàng
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decadent;
dissolute;
degenerate
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頹敗
tuí bài
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to decay;
to decline;
to become corrupt
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頹景
tuí jǐng
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scene of dilapidation
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頹朽
tuí xiǔ
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decaying;
rotten;
decrepit
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頹然
tuí rán
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decrepit;
ruined;
disappointed
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頹老
tuí lǎo
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old and decrepit;
senile
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頹萎
tuí wěi
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listless;
dispirited
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頹運
tuí yùn
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crumbling fate;
declining fortune
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頹靡
tuí mí
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devastated
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頹風
tuí fēng
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degenerate custom;
decadent ways
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