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decayed

/dɪˈkeɪd/

Traduction: Qualifie ce qui a subi une décomposition ou une pourriture, souvent en parlant de matières organiques ou de structures qui se sont dégradées avec le temps., Verbe utilisé pour désigner le processus de détérioration, d'affaiblissement ou de destruction progressive ; pourrir ou se décomposer. Peut aussi signifier perdre de la vigueur ou de la qualité avec le temps.

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adjective

/dɪˈkeɪd/B2formal
  • frQualifie ce qui a subi une décomposition ou une pourriture, souvent en parlant de matières organiques ou de structures qui se sont dégradées avec le temps.

Describes something that has undergone decomposition or rot, often referring to organic matter or structures that have deteriorated over time.

  1. Rotten or decomposedB1formal

    Having undergone decomposition or rot, often due to age or bacterial action.

    frpourri, décomposé

    • The old wooden fence was decayed and falling apart.
    • They found a decayed log in the forest.
    • The fruit had become decayed and smelled terrible.

    Synonymescorruptedmoldymouldyputridrancidrottenspoiled

    Antonymesfreshsound

  2. Deteriorated or weakenedB2formal

    Having declined in quality, strength, or condition over time.

    frdétérioré, délabré

    • The decayed infrastructure of the city needs urgent repairs.
    • His health was decayed after years of neglect.
    • The once-grand mansion now stood decayed and abandoned.

    Synonymescorrodeddegradedputridrottenweakenedworn

    Antonymesfreshhealthyrobustsoundstrongvigorous

Formes
  • more decayed comparative form
  • most decayed superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

decay/dɪˈkeɪ/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner le processus de détérioration, d'affaiblissement ou de destruction progressive ; pourrir ou se décomposer. Peut aussi signifier perdre de la vigueur ou de la qualité avec le temps.

A verb used to indicate the process of gradually becoming worse, weaker, or less sound; to rot or decompose.

  1. Decompose or rotB2formalscientific

    To break down or decompose gradually due to natural processes, especially by bacteria or fungi.

    frSe décomposer, pourrir

    • The fallen leaves decay and enrich the soil.
    • If food is left out, it will decay quickly.
    • The old wooden fence began to decay after years of rain.

    Synonymesbreak downdecomposedisintegratego badmolderputrefyrotspoil

    Antonymesembalmhardenpetrifypreserve

  2. Radioactive decayC1formalscientific

    To undergo a process where an unstable atomic nucleus loses energy by emitting radiation.

    frdécroissance radioactive

    • Uranium-238 decays into thorium-234 over time.
    • The scientists measured how quickly the isotope decays.
    • Radioactive decay releases energy in the form of particles.

    Synonymesdisintegrate

  3. Deteriorate or declineB2formal

    To gradually become worse in quality, strength, or condition.

    frse dégrader, dépérir

    • The old building's structure began to decay from neglect.
    • His health started to decay after the accident.
    • The city's infrastructure is decaying due to lack of funding.

    Synonymescorrodecrumbledeclinedecomposedegeneratedeterioratedisintegrateerodego badmolderputrefyrotspoilworsen

    Antonymesflourishimproverestorestrengthenthrive

Formes
  • decayed past participle
  • decayed past simple
  • decaying present participle
  • decays third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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