rotten

UK
/ˈrɒt.ən/
US
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rottenadjektiv
rottener
Komp.
rottenest
Super.
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/ˈrɒt.ən/
US
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Übersetzungen
The rotten apple was thrown away.
Гнилое яблоко было выброшено.
The meat was rotten and had to be discarded.
Мясо было испорченным и его пришлось выбросить.
The wooden beam was rotten and needed replacement.
Деревянная балка была прогнившей и нуждалась в замене.
Definitionen
Decayed or decomposed, typically referring to organic matter.
The rotten fruit attracted a swarm of flies.
Morally corrupt or wicked.
The rotten politician was finally exposed for his crimes.
Very bad or unpleasant.
She had a rotten day at work and just wanted to go home.
Feeling physically ill or unwell.
I woke up feeling rotten, so I called in sick.
rottenpartizip perfekt
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US
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Functions as the past participle of the verb "rot", mainly archaic/literary.
Definitionen
Archaic past participle of "rot"; having undergone rot or decay.
The grain had rotten in the damp silo before anyone noticed.
rottenadverb
Informal adverb meaning "badly" or serving as an intensifier (e.g. "You treated me rotten").
Definitionen
In a very bad, unpleasant, or unsatisfactory manner; badly.
They treated the new employee rotten.
rottenadverb
Colloquial intensifier placed before adjectives/adverbs.
Definitionen
Very; extremely (used colloquially as an intensifier before adjectives or other adverbs).
It was rotten cold on the mountain last night.