| 单词 | rotten |
| 释义 | rot·ten I. 1. a. < people who are dead and rotten in their graves — Mary Deasy > < a rotten tomato > < a little paint on a rotten house — Eric Linklater > < some granites are exceedingly rotten — K.A.Henderson > < rotten ice > b. obsolete < the rotten diseases of the South — Shakespeare > 2. a. < people … have become aware of something rotten in our democracy — Garrett Mattingly > < his heart … went rotten with vanity — Maurice Cranston > b. < a rotten child > 3. a. of a sheep b. 4. < a rotten day > < a rotten humor > < soldiering is a rotten job — J.O.Hannay > < it's rotten waiting for things — John Galsworthy > 5. < a commando group whose special operations are canceled one after another until the group goes rotten — Curtis Bradford > 6. < caught a cold and felt rotten > < was looking rotten > 7. < a rotten book > < paid $50 for rotten seats — Barnaby Conrad > < rotten luck > < a rotten failure > • rot·ten·ly • rot·ten·ness II. chiefly dialect |
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