rotten

• 形容某物处于腐烂或变质的状态；非正式地也用来指非常糟糕或令人厌恶的事物。

Describes something that is in a state of decay or decomposition; also used informally to mean very bad or unpleasant.

1. Decayed or decomposedA2formal

   Having decayed or disintegrated, usually implying a foul smell or condition.

   腐烂的

   • The fruit was left out too long and became rotten.
   • The wood was rotten and crumbled easily.
   • A rotten smell came from the garbage bin.

   同义词addledbaddecayedfoulmoldyputrescentputridrancidspoiled

   反义词freshpreservedsoundwhole

2. Damaged by decay; unsoundB1formal

   Damaged by decay, making something unsound and useless.

   腐烂的

   • The rotten floorboards needed to be replaced.
   • The bridge's support beams were rotten and unsafe.
   • He threw away the rotten vegetables from the fridge.

   同义词baddecayedmoldyputridspoiled

   反义词freshhealthysoundwhole

3. Very bad or unpleasantA2informal

   Used informally to describe something of extremely poor quality or a very unpleasant situation.

   糟糕的

   • The weather was rotten all weekend.
   • That was a rotten thing to say to her.
   • He felt rotten after eating the spoiled food.

   同义词abysmalatrociousawfulbadcrummydreadfulhorriblelousypoorterrible

   反义词excellentfinegoodgreatnicepleasantsuperbwonderful