Rotting Meaning in English

word · lemma: rot

US

/ˈɹɑtɪŋ/

RAH-ding

UK

/ɹˈɒtɪŋ/

RO-ting

परिभाषा

When something is decaying or breaking down because of bacteria or fungi, especially food or plants. It often means becoming soft, smelly, or unsafe.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

'Rotting' is often used for food, plants, wood, or things going bad naturally. It's informal and common in daily speech. Do not confuse with 'rusting' (for metal) or 'spoiled' (for liquids or food). Phrases: 'rotting smell', 'rotting garbage'.

• Spanish: pudriéndose - descomponiéndose
• Portuguese (BR): apodrecendo - decompondo
• Portuguese (PT): a apodrecer - a decompor-se
• Chinese (Simplified): 腐烂的 - 腐败的
• Chinese (Traditional): 腐爛的 - 腐敗的
• Hindi: सड़ता हुआ - गलता हुआ
• Arabic: متعفن - يتحلل
• Bengali: পচে যাওয়া - গলা (শাকসবজি, ফলের জন্য)
• Russian: гниющий
• Japanese: 腐っている
• Vietnamese: đang thối rữa - mục nát
• Korean: 썩고 있는
• Turkish: çürüyen
• Urdu: سڑتا ہوا
• Indonesian: membusuk

उदाहरण वाक्य

The apple is rotting on the ground.

basic

We smelled something rotting in the fridge.

basic

Bananas start rotting quickly in hot weather.

basic

There was a rotting log in the forest, covered with mushrooms.

natural

Throw out any rotting vegetables before they attract flies.

natural

The smell of rotting garbage made it hard to breathe.

natural