rotten

rotten

形容词

1. 腐烂的；腐朽的

2. 堕落的；道德败坏的

3. 极差的；糟糕的

名词

1. 腐烂的东西；腐败物

2. 堕落的人；道德败坏的人

词语辨析

1. decaying：指自然过程中的腐烂，强调由于时间和自然因素导致的物质分解

2. putrid：指腐烂产生的恶臭，常用于形容食物或有机物的腐烂

3. spoiled：指因质量差或不当储存而变坏的食物或物品

词汇扩充

1. rotten apple：败类；堕落的人

2. rotten egg：败类；讨厌鬼

3. rotten luck：倒霉运气

4. rotten smell：恶臭

近义词

bad, decayed, decomposed, putrid, spoiled

反义词

fresh, good, wholesome

柯林斯词典

形容词

1. If food, wood, or another substance is rotten, it has decayed and can no longer be used because it has gone bad.

2. If you describe an idea, system, or organization as rotten, you mean that it is very bad or corrupt.

名词

1. Rotten is sometimes used to describe a person or group of people who are very bad or immoral.

牛津词典

形容词

1. (of organic matter) decayed and decomposed; smelling bad or being in an advanced state of decay.

2. very bad; unpleasant or unsatisfactory.

名词

1. rubbish or worthless material.

2. a person or thing that is very bad.

用法

1. The smell of rotten eggs filled the air.

2. The fruit is rotten and should be thrown away.

3. The company is plagued by a rotten management system.

例句

1. The meat was left out in the heat and became rotten.
2. He lived in a rotten neighborhood full of crime.
3. Don't eat that, it smells rotten.
4. The rotten apple spoils the barrel.
5. She discovered a rotten spot in the wood.
6. They found a rotten tomato at the bottom of the basket.
7. His rotten behavior caused him to lose all his friends.
8. The rotten weather ruined our plans for a picnic.
9. She's such a rotten cook that I prefer eating out.
10. The rotten state of the economy led to widespread unemployment.
11. After a week, the fruit started to go rotten.
12. He threw out the rotten eggs.
13. They found a rotten piece of meat in the fridge.
14. She couldn't stand the rotten smell in the room.
15. The rotten fish was emitting a foul odor.
16. His rotten attitude made it difficult for others to work with him.
17. She was forced to leave the rotten organization to protect her reputation.
18. They cleaned up the rotten debris left by the storm.
19. The rotten politics of the country were exposed by the scandal.
20. He was known as a rotten apple in the company.
21. She had the rotten luck of getting a flat tire on her way to the interview.