rotten
BrE /ˈrɒtən/ AmE /ˈrɑːtən/
adjective en → es
having decayed or spoiled, especially food or fruit
podrido, en mal estado
- a rotten apple/pear
Collocations rotten food · rotten fruit
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The apples were all rotten.
Las manzanas estaban todas podridas.
very bad or unpleasant, especially morally wrong
malo, desagradable, corrupto
- a rotten day/week
Collocations rotten behavior · rotten situation
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It was a rotten day.
Fue un día terrible.
unfair or unjust, especially in the way people are treated
injusto, desleal
- a rotten decision
Collocations rotten deal · rotten treatment
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That's a rotten decision.
Eso es una decisión injusta.
very angry or annoyed, especially about something unfair
enojado, furioso
- to be rotten with anger
Collocations rotten mood · rotten temper
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He was rotten with anger.
Estaba furioso de rabia.
not fit for use or not in good condition, especially because of being old or damaged
inservible, en mal estado
- a rotten car
Collocations rotten equipment · rotten house
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The car was completely rotten.
El coche estaba completamente inservible.
very disappointed or upset, especially about something that you expected to be good but was not
decepcionado, desilusionado
- to feel rotten
Collocations rotten disappointment · rotten letdown
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I felt absolutely rotten.
Me sentí absolutamente decepcionado.
cruel or unkind, especially in the way people behave towards others
cruel, despiadado
- a rotten person
Collocations rotten character · rotten nature
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He's a rotten person.
Es una persona despiadada.
not true or honest, especially in the way people speak to others
falso, engañoso
- rotten lies
Collocations rotten truth · rotten story
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He told rotten lies.
Contó mentiras engañosas.