rundown

Preposition: of

thing: Here is a rundown of important things that should be done in advance.

Converse of object

• give: David Golder then went onto to give a brief rundown on the accounts for 2005.
• become: The first year the event took place at The Queens Hotel which had become extremely rundown.
• include: We also included a rundown of all the protests to date.
• get: COMING SOON We've also got a rundown of all the British sitcom DVDs due to be released soon.
• provide: A new section that provides an easily digestible rundown of notable events coming up!
• have: John Self 17th Nov 2005, 10:07 Heheh, can we have the full rundown please?

Adjective modifier

• quick: Here's a quick rundown from the last week.
• brief: A brief rundown of work to date, probably missing out a few details.
• complete: Space does not allow a complete rundown of the survey findings.
• full: Feel free to check out the full rundown of figures for yourself, over at ABC's website.
• detailed: We had no intention of giving a detailed rundown on whom he had seen and when.
• basic: Incase you're not familiar with the game here is a basic rundown.

Modifies a noun

• estate: The set consists of a rundown estate 's small basket ball court covered in graffiti.
• street: The place now looks a whole lot better and shows the pride of local people who don't want to accept rundown streets.
• council: I got them to the rundown council estate, where they lived.
• housing: Thousands of families still live in overcrowded conditions on rundown housing estates, while thousands of others live in temporary accommodation.
• building: On one screen we see a makeshift balcony clinging to the side of a rundown building.
• area: The mural has given life to a rundown area.

Noun used with modifier

chart: After sitting for weeks waiting for the chart rundown and checking the midweek chart.