Italian - English (British) translations for "rott-"
"rott-" Italian translation
Translation
broke
Definition
rotten
Part of speech
adjective
Translations
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.Meaning: rotten
La frutta è rott.
The fruit is rotten.
Meaning: broken
Ho una sedia rott.
I have a broken chair.
Meaning: spoiled
Il latte è rott.
The milk is spoiled.
Meaning: decayed
La carne è rott.
The meat is decayed.
Meaning: corrupted
Il file è rott.
The file is corrupted.
Examples
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.A1: Il cane è molto rott-.
The dog is very dirty.
A1: La macchina è completamente rott-.
The car is completely broken.
A1: Ho bisogno di un vestito non rott- per la festa.
I need a non torn dress for the party.
B1: Mia sorella ha rott-o il vaso ieri.
My sister broke the vase yesterday.
B1: L'azienda ha subito una perdita rott-a quest'anno.
The company suffered a huge loss this year.
B2: Non ho mai visto un film così ben rott-o come questo.
I have never seen such a well-made movie like this one.
C1: Spero che tu abbia rott-o il ciclo di cattive abitudini.
I hope you have broken the cycle of bad habits.
C1: La squadra di calcio ha rott-o ogni record nella stagione passata.
The football team broke every record in the last season.
C2: Dopo aver studiato per anni, finalmente ho rott-o il codice del linguaggio segreto.
After studying for years, I finally cracked the code of the secret language.
Advanced Description
This is is an experimental feature. Please report any issues.The Italian adjective 'rott-' is derived from the word 'rotto', which means 'broken' or 'damaged'. However, when used as a prefix, 'rott-' takes on a different meaning. It is commonly used to describe something that is rotten or decayed.
When applied to food, 'rott-' indicates that the item has spoiled and is no longer safe for consumption. This can be due to factors such as exposure to air, bacteria growth, or natural decomposition. For example, if you come across the term 'rottfrutta', it refers to rotten fruit.
In a broader sense, 'rott-' can also be used metaphorically to describe things or situations that are corrupt, morally decayed, or in a state of disrepair. It implies a negative connotation and suggests that the subject is undesirable or unsuitable.