RUNDOWN的意思|RUNDOWN的解释-里氏词典

rundown ['rʌndaun]

n. 裁减, 梗概, 夹杀出局

rundown

[ noun ]
a concluding summary (as in presenting a case before a law court)
<noun.communication>

In a rundown West Texas bar called the Sundowner Recreational Club, dreams go down as easy as a cold bottle of Pearl Beer and are just as intoxicating.
Here is a rundown of the five areas of women's status and the findings of the study: _Health: This category included infant and child mortality, mortality of women in their childbearing years and life expectancy.
Here is a regional rundown of the winter season heating cost for a typical home, and the difference from what would be been expected in average winter conditions: _Middle Atlantic: $892.86, $6.35 more than normal.
Offering commercial studies as an alternative to Soweto's rundown state schools, Pace suffered during the 1984-87 period of nationwide black unrest and school boycotts against apartheid.
Here is a rundown on the status of each of the current debt talks: Argentina After preliminary talks last month, Argentina and the committee of 11 banks that negotiates the country's bank debt are now beginning to talk in detail about a settlement.
But even this is secret. The local economy tied to military bases has also suffered, particularly from the rundown of US Air Force operations in Europe.
Four crewmen on a utility truck were sent to Bertha Shefton's rundown house to disconnect her water, but instead they chipped in to help pay her overdue bill of $103.44.
He noted that trade figures lag the economy by about four months as a rise in demand is first met by a rundown in inventories.
The lawsuit heavily cited practices and documents disclosed originally in this newspaper, including an internal Wesleyan rundown of proposed 1988-89 charges at competitor schools.
Mr Ray Coles, managing director of Ultra Electronics Ocean Systems, based in Weymouth, is chairman. An early success for south Dorset has been winning European Konver funding to assist areas suffering from the defence rundown.
So here's a rundown of the most common types of market orders permitted by the stock and commodity exchanges.
He has the desperate sound of a man caught in an eternal rundown.
Here is a rundown of highlights in his career: _1963 _ Hired by Trans World Airlines as a financial analyst, his first professional job.
The debate over the rundown of Britain's coal industry seems to be getting rather personal.
"Absenteeism has risen dramatically, with many more partners saying they're exhausted, rundown, achy or simply can't get out of bed." According to Mr. Mingle, "The average accountant now has to work a lot harder to stay even."
When the last farm family moved out, Hapimag moved in and converted rundown barns, huts and stables into an immaculate rendering of rusticity.
He spotted an out-of-the-way, rundown bar and paid $225,000 for the saloon, a blackjack table, a dozen slot machines and eight boarded-up motel rooms _ four of which became the temporary home for the Laughlin family.
Randall on Friday said the money would help fulfill his dream of transforming a rundown movie house into a showcase for an acting company.
The rundown in wheat stocks has occurred in a year when Canada is harvesting one of its smallest grain crops in many years as a result of a severe drought in parts of western Canada.
Hundreds of people angry over alleged police corruption built barricades and set them on fire today in front of 1,000 riot police, who were deployed to try to stop street fighting in a rundown neighborhood.
Here is a rundown on how some of the major types of investments look in light of the new tax code.
But in time, she wearily trudges into Goldberg's dingy, rundown cafe and motel, located somewhere between desolation and hard times.
The end comes 30 years later, in a rundown hotel room where Carlos drinks himself to death.
It was an unexpected payoff, he said, for people who years ago moved into a rundown neighborhood where not every apartment had a toilet.
The Cubans moved to a rundown ranch near Chalco, a town 21 miles southeast of the capital, and continued training while disguised as workmen.
The seven-story Chester Arthur Building on the rundown fringe of downtown Washington houses the headquarters of the Justice Department's Immigration and Naturalization Service.
Here is a rundown of the population in coastal states most threatened by hurricanes.
The plot is now much concerned with 'community policing' and in today's story Stafford appeals to the residents of a rundown estate for help in catching those who have killed a police officer.
The rundown district, nicknamed the "Airin" district by locals, is notorious for gangs, many transient laborers and shabby hotels.
Roman Catholic priest Simon Jubani, who was jailed eight times by the former Stalinist regime, led Christmas Mass in a rundown chapel the northern city of Shkodra.

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