rot — to decay or decompose naturally
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to decay or decompose naturally
Pronunciation (IPA): /rɑːt/
Korean meaning: 썩다, 부패하다
Korean pronunciation: **롯**
Example Sentences
- My brain will rot if I watch more reality TV shows.
- The vegetables in the fridge started to rot after the power went out.
- Don't let your talent rot - use it or lose it!
rot
VERB//rɑːt//
to decay or decompose naturally
to decay or decompose naturally
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고대 영어 'rotian'에서 유래되어, 오랜 시간 동안 썩음과 부패의 의미로 사용되어왔다.
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“My brain will rot if I watch more reality TV shows.”
“The vegetables in the fridge started to rot after the power went out.”
“Don't let your talent rot - use it or lose it!”
“His excuse was complete rot - nobody believed him.”
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