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corrupted

UK
/kəˈrʌptɪd/
US
/kəˈrʌptɪd/

Translations

corruptedadjective
more corrupted
Comp.
most corrupted
Super.
UK
/kəˈrʌptɪd/
US
/kəˈrʌptɪd/
corrompuSe dit d’un fichier, d’un système ou d’une personne liée à la corruption; courant aussi au sens moral.
After the power outage, several corrupted files could no longer be opened.
Après la panne de courant, plusieurs fichiers corrompus ne pouvaient plus être ouverts.
altéréPour des données, des textes ou des substances physiques devenus inutilisables ou inexacts.
The corrupted data could not be recovered.
Les données altérées n’ont pas pu être récupérées.
Additional translations
dépravéSurtout au sens moral, avec une nuance plus littéraire ou soutenue.
véreuxS’emploie surtout pour des personnes ou des institutions influencées par la corruption; registre courant.
Synonyms
depraved
immoral
dishonest
tainted
rotten
perverted
debased
spoiled
vitiated
Antonyms
uncorrupted
pure
unspoiled
corruptverb

corrupted

Past Simple

corrupted
Past Simple
corrupted
Past Participle
corrupting
Gerund
UK
/kəˈrʌpt/
US
/kəˈrʌpt/
corrompreAu sens moral ou social.
The power of money can corrupt even the most principled individuals.
Le pouvoir de l'argent peut corrompre même les personnes les plus intègres.
altérerPour des fichiers, données ou contenus ; registre technique.
The file was corrupted during the transfer, making it unreadable.
Le fichier a été altéré pendant le transfert, ce qui l'a rendu illisible.
Additional translations
endommagerQuand l'accent est mis sur la détérioration matérielle ou technique.
Synonyms
debase
bribe
subvert
pervert
taint
vitiate
dishonor
immoralize
Antonyms
purify
cleanse

Definitions

corruptedadjective
(of data, text, or physical substances) damaged or altered so as to become unusable, unreliable, or unreadable.
After the power outage, several corrupted files could no longer be opened.
Morally debased or depraved; marked by a departure from ethical principles.
A corrupted society places greed above compassion.
Influenced by bribery or other forms of dishonesty.
The investigation revealed a corrupted system where decisions were made based on personal gain rather than public interest.
corruptverb
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.
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