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rot

/rɒt/

/rɑt/

rot out

Traductions

rotnoun

rots

гниль

The rot in the wood made the structure unstable.

Гниль в дереве сделала конструкцию нестабильной.

разложение

The fruit was left out too long and began to show signs of rot.

Фрукты слишком долго оставались на улице и начали показывать признаки разложения.

Traductions supplémentaires

Synonymes

rotverb

rotted

Past Simple

rotted

Past Participle

rotting

Gerund

/rɒt/

/rɑt/

разлагаться

The fruit began to rot in the sun.

Фрукты начали разлагаться на солнце.

гнить

The fallen leaves will rot over time.

Опавшие листья со временем сгниют.

Synonymes

break down

Antonymes

rotadjective

Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to decay or disease, e.g. 'rot fungus'

Synonymes

rotinterjection

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Chiefly British exclamation meaning ‘nonsense; rubbish’

Synonymes

Définitions

rotnoun

The process of decaying or decomposing organic matter.

The rot in the fallen tree was evident as it crumbled underfoot.

A state of deterioration or decline, especially in moral or social conditions.

The rot in the organization became apparent when the corruption scandal broke out.

A disease in plants or animals characterized by decay.

The farmer was concerned about the rot affecting his potato crop.

Nonsense; foolish words or ideas.

Don’t talk rot — of course we can finish on time.

rotverb

To undergo decomposition or decay, typically as a result of bacterial or fungal action.

The fallen apples began to rot on the ground.

To deteriorate or decline in quality, condition, or value.

The old house was left to rot after the family moved away.

To cause (something) to decay or decompose.

Continuous exposure to damp can rot the beams of a house.

rotadjective

Relating to or caused by rot (decay).

Rot damage can ruin timber within a few years.

rotinterjection

Used to express disbelief, annoyance, or dismissal of something as nonsense.

"Rot!" he exclaimed, slamming the book shut.