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[rot] 1. past tense, past participle - rotted; verb(to make or become bad or decayed: The fruit is rotting on the ground; Water rots wood.) gniti; povzročati gnitje2. noun1) (decay: The floorboards are affected by rot.) gnitje2) (nonsense: Don't talk rot!) traparija•- rotten- rottenness
- rotter* * *I [rɔt]noungnitje, gniloba, gnilost, nekaj gnilega; trohnenje, razpadanje; sport nepričakovana vrsta neuspehov; slang neumnost, nesmisel, bedarija, traparija, bedastoča; neprijetnost, nevšečnost; metljavost (ovac)rot! slang bedastoča! neumnost!what tommy rot! — je pa to traparija!dry rot — trohnenje (dreves, lesa)you are talking rot — neumnosti kvasiš, trapariš, bedasto govorišwhat rot the train is so early! — kako neprijetno, da vlak odhaja tako zgodaj!II [rɔt]intransitive verb (z)gniti, trohneti, razpadati, pokvariti se, usmraditi se, figuratively (moralno) propadati; govoriti neumnosti, neumne kvasiti; geology prepereti, sprhneti; transitive verb povzročiti, da kaj gnije; povzročiti gnitje, trohnjenje; slang rogati se (komu), zasmehovati, drážiti, ironično govoritito rot in gaol — gniti, trohneti, propadati v ječito rot about slang zapravljati čas v lenobi in norostihto rot off, to rot away — izginiti zaradi gnitja, zgniti
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