rotten
英 ['rɒt(ə)n]
美['rɑtn]
- adj. 腐烂的;堕落的;恶臭的;虚弱的;极坏的
- adv. 非常
- n. (Rotten)人名;(法、德)罗滕
英英释意
- 1. very bad;
- "a lousy play"
- "it's a stinking world"
- 2. having rotted or disintegrated; usually implies foulness;
- "dead and rotten in his grave"
- 3. damaged by decay; hence unsound and useless;
- "rotten floor boards"
- "rotted beams"
- "a decayed foundation"
双语例句
- 1. Police corruption is not just a few rotten apples.
- 警方的腐败不仅仅是几个害群之马造成的。
来自柯林斯例句
- 2. Molly razzed me about my rotten sense of direction.
- 莫利笑话我糟糕的方向感。
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- 3. They made the treacherous journey across stormy seas in rotten boats.
- 他们乘着破旧的小船穿越风大浪急的海面,完成了这次危险之旅。
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- 4. It's a rotten play, so they can stick it.
- 这部剧糟透了,他们趁早拉倒吧。
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- 5. The smell outside this building is overwhelming — like rotten eggs.
- 这栋大楼外面的气味让人无法忍受——就像臭鸡蛋的味道。
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