| 释义 |
disˈjasked, -et, -it, ppl. a. Sc.
[According to Jamieson ‘a corruption of dejected’: cf. disjected.]
Broken down, dilapidated; decayed. lit. and fig. Also in comb.
1816Scott Old Mort. xli, ‘Tak the first broken disjasked-looking road.’ 1822Galt Steamboat 261 (Jam.) In a very disjaskit state, being both sore in lith and limb, and worn out in my mind. 1830― Laurie T. vii. viii. (1849) 336 Miss Beeny, not having been in bed all night, was in a most disjasket state. |