rotting in Spanish
rotting in Spanish is cedicio, cedizo — rotting means the process of decaying or breaking down organically.
rotting in Spanish
cedicio
(adjective)
cedizo
(adjective)
What does "rotting" mean?
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noun The process of decaying or breaking down organically.
"Rotting in a damp cellar had turned the wooden beams soft and crumbly."
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noun Material that has already decayed.
"The gardener cleared away the rotting from the base of the compost heap."
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rotting in a sentence
- Rotting in a damp cellar had turned the wooden beams soft and crumbly.
- The smell of rotting vegetables filled the kitchen.
- The gardener cleared away the rotting from the base of the compost heap.
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What is "rotting" in Spanish?
"rotting" in Spanish is cedicio, cedizo. rotting means: The process of decaying or breaking down organically.
How do you use "rotting" in a sentence?
Example: "Rotting in a damp cellar had turned the wooden beams soft and crumbly." In Spanish, "rotting" is cedicio, cedizo.
Are there other ways to say "rotting" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "rotting": cedicio, cedizo.
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