rotten in Polish
rotten in Polish is zepsuty, zgniły — rotten means decayed and spoiled, especially of food.
rotten in Polish
zepsuty
zgniły
zepsuty
Cruel, mean or immoral.
What does "rotten" mean?
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adj Decayed and spoiled, especially of food.
"The fridge smelled of rotten eggs."
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adj Morally bad, cruel, or dishonest.
"That was a rotten thing to say to her."
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adj Very unpleasant or of poor quality (informal).
"We had rotten luck with the weather all week."
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rotten in a sentence
- The fridge smelled of rotten eggs.
- Half the fruit in the bowl had gone rotten.
- That was a rotten thing to say to her.
- We had rotten luck with the weather all week.
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What is "rotten" in Polish?
"rotten" in Polish is zepsuty, zgniły. rotten means: Decayed and spoiled, especially of food.
How do you use "rotten" in a sentence?
Example: "The fridge smelled of rotten eggs." In Polish, "rotten" is zepsuty, zgniły.
Are there other ways to say "rotten" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "rotten": zepsuty, zgniły.
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