Rancid Meaning in English

word

US

ˈɹænsɪd

RAN-sid

UK

ɹˈɑːnsɪd

RAHN-sid

परिभाषा

'Rancid' describes food, especially fat or oil, that has gone bad and smells or tastes unpleasant.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Rancid' is mostly used for oils, butter, nuts, or foods with fat that have spoiled. It's always negative. Common collocations: 'rancid butter', 'rancid smell'. Not used for spoiled fruits or vegetables.

• Spanish: rancio
• Portuguese (BR): rançoso
• Portuguese (PT): rançoso
• Chinese (Simplified): 腐臭的
• Chinese (Traditional): 腐臭的
• Hindi: बासी (खराब गंध वाला)
• Arabic: زنخ
• Bengali: পচা - দুর্গন্ধযুক্ত (তেল বা চর্বি)
• Russian: протухший - прогорклый
• Japanese: 腐った（油・脂に使う）
• Vietnamese: ôi (dầu, mỡ) - bốc mùi
• Korean: 산패한 - 썩은 냄새가 나는 (기름/지방류)
• Turkish: kokuşmuş - ekşimiş (yağ/türevleri için)
• Urdu: بدبودار (چربی یا تیل) - سڑا ہوا (چربی کے لیے)
• Indonesian: tengik - bau tengik

उदाहरण वाक्य

The milk tasted rancid so I threw it away.

basic

I could smell the rancid butter from the fridge.

basic

These nuts are rancid and shouldn’t be eaten.

basic

Something in this dish tastes a bit rancid—did you use old oil?

natural

The chips are fine, but the dip smells rancid to me.

natural

As soon as I opened the jar, a rancid odor filled the room.

natural