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rutted

/ˈrʌtɪd/

ruttedadjective

more rutted

Comp.

most rutted

Super.

/ˈrʌt.ɪd/

Translations

изрытый

The rutted road made the journey uncomfortable.

Изрытая дорога сделала поездку неудобной.

колеистый

The rutted path was difficult to navigate.

Колеистая тропа была трудной для прохождения.

Definitions

Having deep tracks or grooves, typically caused by the repeated passage of vehicles or animals.

The rutted road made the journey slow and uncomfortable.

Synonyms

ruttedpast participle

/ˈrʌtɪd/

Used to describe something that has been marked or formed with ruts.

Definitions

Formed into ruts or marked by long, deep tracks.

After the heavy rain, the once smooth path was completely rutted.

rutverb

rutted

Past Simple

rutted

Past Simple

rutted

Past Participle

rutting

Gerund

/rʌt/

Definitions

To make a deep track or groove in the ground or another surface.

The heavy truck rutted the dirt road, making it difficult for smaller vehicles to pass.

To be in a state of sexual excitement during the breeding season; to mate (of certain male mammals, especially deer).

Every autumn the stags rut, battling rivals to win over the hinds.

Synonyms

rutnoun

Definitions

A long, deep track made by the repeated passage of the wheels of vehicles.

The heavy trucks left deep ruts in the muddy road.

A habit or pattern of behavior that has become dull and unproductive but is hard to change.

He felt stuck in a rut at his job, doing the same tasks every day without any challenge.

The period of the year during which certain male animals, especially deer, are sexually active and engage in mating behaviors.

During the rut, the stags were more aggressive and competed fiercely for mates.

rutpast participle

rutted

Used to describe a surface that is marked with deep ruts.

Definitions

Marked with deep tracks or grooves.

We had to slow down on the rutted forest road.

Synonyms