corrupt

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corruptverb
corrupted
Präteritum
corrupted
Partizip Perfekt
corrupting
Gerundium
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Übersetzungen
The official tried to corrupt the system for personal gain.
Чиновник пытался коррумпировать систему ради личной выгоды.
The power to corrupt young minds is a dangerous one.
Способность развращать молодые умы — это опасная сила.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
To cause someone or something to become dishonest or immoral.
The power of money can corrupt even the most principled individuals.
To change or alter something from its original form, often for the worse.
The file was corrupted during the transfer, making it unreadable.
corruptadjektiv
more corrupt
Komp.
most corrupt
Super.
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Übersetzungen
The corrupt official was finally caught and brought to justice.
Коррумпированный чиновник наконец был пойман и привлечен к ответственности.
The corrupt system made it difficult for honest people to succeed.
Испорченная система затрудняла успех честных людей.
Definitionen
Having or showing a willingness to act dishonestly in return for money or personal gain.
The corrupt official was caught accepting bribes from local businesses.
Morally depraved or wicked.
The novel depicted a corrupt society where greed and power overshadowed justice and integrity.
Containing errors or alterations, especially in a text or data.
The corrupt file could not be opened because it was damaged during the transfer.
corruptsubstantiv
corrupt
Pl.
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Used chiefly with the definite article to refer collectively to people who are corrupt.
Definitionen
(plural only) Corrupt people considered as a group.
New policies were introduced to curb the influence of the corrupt in government.