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rutted

/ˈrʌt.ɪd/

Tradução: Descreve uma superfície, especialmente uma estrada ou trilha, marcada por sulcos ou covas profundas deixadas por rodas ou pelo uso. Também pode indicar algo cheio de marcas ou irregularidades., Verbo que significa abrir sulcos ou marcas profundas no solo macio, ou, falando de animais, estar no período de cio.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/ˈrʌt.ɪd/C1formal
  • ptDescreve uma superfície, especialmente uma estrada ou trilha, marcada por sulcos ou covas profundas deixadas por rodas ou pelo uso. Também pode indicar algo cheio de marcas ou irregularidades.

Describes a surface, especially a road or path, that is marked by deep tracks or grooves made by wheels.

  1. Marked by deep tracksC1formal

    Describing a surface, especially a road or path, that has deep grooves or tracks made by wheels.

    ptEsburacado por sulcos

    • The old dirt road was deeply rutted from years of use.
    • They drove slowly along the rutted track to avoid damaging the car.
    • The field was rutted after the heavy machinery passed through.

    Sinônimoscorrugatedfurrowedgroovedrutty

    Antônimosevenflatlevelsmooth

Formas
  • more rutted comparative form
  • most rutted superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

rut/rʌt/C1formal
  • ptVerbo que significa abrir sulcos ou marcas profundas no solo macio, ou, falando de animais, estar no período de cio.

A verb meaning to make a deep track or groove in soft ground, or (of an animal) to be in a period of sexual excitement.

  1. Sexual excitement in male mammalsC1formal

    To be in a state of sexual excitement, typically referring to male mammals such as deer or elk.

    ptCio (em machos de mamíferos)

    • The stag began to rut during the autumn season.
    • Male deer rut aggressively to compete for mates.
    • During the rut, the bull elk becomes highly territorial.
  2. Create a groove or furrowC1formal

    To hollow out or form a furrow, groove, or track in a surface.

    ptFormar sulcos

    • Heavy rains rutted the dirt road, making it difficult to drive.
    • The tractor's wheels rutted the soft ground deeply.
    • Over time, the path was rutted by constant foot traffic.

    Sinônimoschannelcutfurrowgougegroovegutterscoretrench

Formas
  • rutted past participle
  • rutted past simple
  • rutting present participle
  • ruts third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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