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1. adjective,1) (decayed) verrottet; verwest [Leiche]; verrottet [Holz]; verfault [Obst, Gemüse, Fleisch]; faul [Ei, Zähne]; (rusted) verrostetrotten to the core — (fig.) verdorben bis ins Mark; völlig verrottet [System, Gesellschaft]
2) (corrupt) verdorben; verkommenfeel rotten — (ill) sich mies fühlen (ugs.); (have a bad conscience) ein schlechtes Gewissen haben
2. adverbrotten luck — saumäßiges Pech (salopp)
(coll.) saumäßig (salopp)hurt/stink something rotten — saumäßig weh tun/stinken (salopp)
spoilt rotten — ganz schön verwöhnt (ugs.)
* * *2) (bad; mean: What rotten luck!; It was a rotten thing to do.) niederträchtig* * *rot·ten[ˈrɒtən, AM ˈrɑ:-]I. adjI'm a \rotten cook ich bin ein hundsmiserabler Koch famto be spoiled \rotten child völlig verzogen sein* * *['rɒtn]adj1) vegetation, egg, tooth faul; wood morsch, faul; fruit faul, verdorben; (fig = corrupt) korrupt, verdorbenthere's always one rotten egg ( in the basket) (fig) — es gibt immer ein schwarzes Schaf
2) (inf: poor, incompetent) mies (inf)she was a rotten driver — sie war eine miserable Fahrerin
to be rotten at sth — in etw (dat) schlecht sein
I was always rotten at drawing — ich konnte noch nie gut zeichnen
what rotten luck! — so ein Pech!
it's a rotten business —
what a rotten time you're having — was du zurzeit aber auch alles durchmachen musst! (inf)
isn't it rotten about poor David? — ist das nicht furchtbar mit dem armen David?
4) (inf: mean) gemein, ekligthat was a rotten trick/a rotten thing to do — das war ein übler Trick/eine Gemeinheit
that's a rotten thing to say — es ist gemein, so etwas zu sagen
5) (inf: unwell) elend, mies (inf)6) (inf7) (inf: damned) verdammt (inf)you can keep your rotten bike! — du kannst dein verdammtes or blödes Fahrrad behalten! (inf)
8) (inf)to spoil sb ( something) rotten — jdn nach Strich und Faden verwöhnen (inf)
* * *1. verfault, faul:rotten egg faules Ei;a) vollkommen verfault,b) fig durch und durch korrupt; → academic.ru/3229/apple">apple 12. morsch3. brandig, stockig (Holz)5. figa) verderbt, korrupt ( → 1)b) niederträchtig, gemein (Lüge, Trick etc):something is rotten in the state of Denmark (Shakespeare) etwas ist faul im Staate Dänemark6. sl (hunds)miserabel, saumäßig (Buch etc):rotten luck Saupech n;rotten weather Sauwetter n;feel rotten sich beschissen fühlen* * *1. adjective,1) (decayed) verrottet; verwest [Leiche]; verrottet [Holz]; verfault [Obst, Gemüse, Fleisch]; faul [Ei, Zähne]; (rusted) verrostetrotten to the core — (fig.) verdorben bis ins Mark; völlig verrottet [System, Gesellschaft]
2) (corrupt) verdorben; verkommenfeel rotten — (ill) sich mies fühlen (ugs.); (have a bad conscience) ein schlechtes Gewissen haben
2. adverbrotten luck — saumäßiges Pech (salopp)
(coll.) saumäßig (salopp)hurt/stink something rotten — saumäßig weh tun/stinken (salopp)
spoilt rotten — ganz schön verwöhnt (ugs.)
* * *adj.faulig adj.mies adj.morsch adj.scheußlich adj.verfault adj.
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