spoilable

An obsolete adjective meaning capable of being spoiled or corrupted, now replaced by 'perishable' or 'corruptible'.

• 🇪🇸Adjetivo que describe algo capaz de echarse a perder o dañarse, especialmente referido a alimentos o productos perecederos; también puede usarse en sentido figurado para algo que puede estropearse o corromperse.

1. Liable to decay B2 formal

   Describes something that is prone to spoiling, decaying, or becoming putrid, especially food.

   • Milk and meat are highly spoilable goods.
   • The shipment of spoilable items requires refrigeration.
   • Proper storage can extend the life of spoilable products.

   🇪🇸perecedero

   Sinónimos: corruptibledecayabledecomposableperishableputrescible

   Antónimos: durableimperishableindestructiblestable

• more spoilable comparative form
• most spoilable superlative form

A noun referring to food or other perishable items that are prone to rapid decay or spoilage if not stored under proper conditions, such as refrigeration.

• 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa productos alimenticios u otros artículos perecederos que son susceptibles de deteriorarse o descomponerse rápidamente en condiciones de almacenamiento inadecuadas, por ejemplo, sin refrigeración.

1. Perishable food item B1 formal

   A type of food that decays or becomes unfit for consumption quickly if not stored properly, especially in cool conditions.

   • Milk and fresh meat are common spoilables that need refrigeration.
   • The grocery store has a dedicated section for spoilables.
   • Always check the expiration date on spoilables before buying.

   🇪🇸Alimento perecedero

   Sinónimos: perishable