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rotBrE /rɒt/NAmE /rɑːt/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they rot BrE /rɒt/ NAmE /rɑːt/present simple - he / she / it rots BrE /rɒts/ NAmE /rɑːts/past simple rotted BrE /ˈrɒtɪd/ NAmE /ˈrɑːtɪd/past participle rotted BrE /ˈrɒtɪd/ NAmE /ˈrɑːtɪd/ -ing form rotting BrE /ˈrɒtɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈrɑːtɪŋ/ [I, T] to decay, or make sth decay, naturally and gradually （使）腐烂，腐败变质 SYN decompose ◆rotting leaves 渐渐腐烂的叶子◆~ (away) The window frame had rotted away completely. 窗框已经完全烂掉了。◆(figurative) prisoners thrown in jail and left to rot 投入大牢后就无人过问的囚犯◆~ sthToo much sugar will rot your teeth. 吃糖太多，就会出现蛀牙。 ➡ see also rotten adjective (1) Consonant-doubling verbs bob, club, dub, grab, rub, sob, throb kid, nod, pad, plod, prod, shred, skid, thud beg, blog, bug, drag, drug, flag, hug, jog, log, mug, nag, plug bar, confer, infer, occur, prefer, refer, star, stir, transfer acquit, admit, allot, chat, clot, commit, jut, knit, pat, regret, rot, spot, submit (in British English:) appal, cancel, channel, control, counsel, enrol, equal, excel, fuel, fulfil, label, level, marvel, model, pedal, quarrel, signal, travel rotBrE /rɒt/NAmE /rɑːt/ noun [U] the process or state of decaying and falling apart 腐烂；腐败变质◆The wood must not get damp as rot can quickly result. 木头不能受潮，否则很快就会烂掉。 ➡ see also dry rot (1) the rot used to describe the fact that a situation is getting worse 形势恶化◆The rot set in last year when they reorganized the department. 去年他们重组这个部门时，衰败就开始了。◆The team should manage to stop the rot if they play well this week. 如果球队本周比赛表现好，他们应该能够阻止形势的恶化。(old-fashioned, BrE) nonsense; silly things that sb says 废话；胡说 SYN rubbish ◆Don't talk such rot! 别说这样的废话！ |