rout in Portuguese
rout in Portuguese is desbaratar — rout means a crushing, disorganized defeat.
rout in Portuguese
desbaratar
(transitive) To completely defeat and force into disorderly retreat (an enemy force, opponent in sport, etc.).
What does "rout" mean?
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noun A crushing, disorganized defeat.
"The match turned into a total rout, 6-0."
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verb To defeat an opponent so thoroughly that they scatter or retreat in disorder.
"The home team routed their rivals in the second half."
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verb To dig out or carve a groove into a surface, or to search through something thoroughly.
"He routed out an old photo album from the back of the closet."
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rout in a sentence
- The match turned into a total rout, 6-0.
- Historians describe the retreat as a complete rout.
- The home team routed their rivals in the second half.
- He routed out an old photo album from the back of the closet.
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What is "rout" in Portuguese?
"rout" in Portuguese is desbaratar. rout means: A crushing, disorganized defeat.
How do you use "rout" in a sentence?
Example: "The match turned into a total rout, 6-0." In Portuguese, "rout" is desbaratar.
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