Rotten - traduction, prononciation, transcription
Amer.
|ˈrɑːtn|
Brit.
|ˈrɒt(ə)n|
adjective
- très mauvaisEd (syn: crappy, lousy, shitty, stinking, stinky)
- endommagé par la pourriture; Ed (syn: decayed)
- endommagé par la pourriture; Ed (syn: decayed)
rotten floor boards
- ayant pourri ou désintégré; Eddead and rotten in his grave
Matrix of words
adjective
- pourri
— rotten,
decayed,
corrupt,
foul,
addled,
addle
- corrompu — corrupt, rotten, depraved, foul, debauched, amenable
- fichu — damn, rotten, blasted, wretched, bust, goddamn
- gâté — spoiled, tainted, bad, rotten
- véreux — shady, dubious, wormy, rotten, maggoty, bent
- infect — foul, vile, disgusting, rotten, obnoxious
- piètre — poor, mediocre, paltry, flimsy, measly, rotten
- carié — carious, decayed, rotten, blighted, bad
- faible — low, small, weak, poor, little, rotten
- accablant — overwhelming, oppressive, overpowering, shattering, rotten
- féroce — fierce, ferocious, savage, tough, cruel, rotten
- corrompu — corrupt, rotten, depraved, foul, debauched, amenable
- fichu — damn, rotten, blasted, wretched, bust, goddamn
- gâté — spoiled, tainted, bad, rotten
- véreux — shady, dubious, wormy, rotten, maggoty, bent
- infect — foul, vile, disgusting, rotten, obnoxious
- piètre — poor, mediocre, paltry, flimsy, measly, rotten
- carié — carious, decayed, rotten, blighted, bad
- faible — low, small, weak, poor, little, rotten
- accablant — overwhelming, oppressive, overpowering, shattering, rotten
- féroce — fierce, ferocious, savage, tough, cruel, rotten
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