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rot
A2
noun
Sử dụng:
85%
decay, decomposition
Tương ứng: decay, decomposition
Phát âm: /rɒt/
Ý nghĩa: The process by which something decays or breaks down, especially organic matter like food or wood.

Rot means when something old or dead breaks down and becomes soft or bad. This is common in food and plants when they are left too long.

The fruit shows signs of rot.

Wood left outside can get rot.

2
A2
verb
Sử dụng:
80%
decay, spoil
Tương ứng: decay, spoil
Phát âm: /rɒt/
Ý nghĩa: To become bad, decayed, or spoiled due to natural processes, usually referring to food or organic material.

Rot as a verb means when food or plants go bad and get soft or ugly. It happens when they stay too long or in wet places.

Fruits rot if not eaten soon.

Leaves rot in wet weather.

3
B2
noun
Sử dụng:
65%
decline, deterioration
Tương ứng: decline, deterioration
Phát âm: /rɒt/
Ý nghĩa: A state of severe failure or decline, often used figuratively for things or situations that are falling apart morally or socially.

Rot can mean a bad change in a place, group, or system. It means things are getting worse, often in a moral or social way.

The city was in a state of rot.

Corruption causes rot in society.

4
B1
noun
Sử dụng:
55%
nonsense, rubbish
Tương ứng: nonsense, rubbish
Phát âm: /rɒt/
Ý nghĩa: In informal speech, nonsense or rubbish; something that is considered untrue or worthless.

Rot can be used to say that something is not true or is foolish. It means nonsense or rubbish in informal talk.

That story is all rot.

Don't listen to his rot.

5
C2
noun
Sử dụng:
10%
land measure, quarter-acre
Tương ứng: land measure, quarter-acre
Phát âm: /rɒt/
Ý nghĩa: A unit of land measurement formerly used in parts of Europe, approximately equal to a quarter of an acre.

Rot is an old word for measuring land area, about 1,000 square meters or a quarter of an acre. It is not used much today.

He owns ten rots of farmland.

The field measures five rots wide.

6
B2
noun (informal/derived)
Sử dụng:
50%
progressive decay
Tương ứng: progressive decay
Phát âm: /rɒt/
Ý nghĩa: A suffix used in British English to describe gradual deterioration or a hidden problem, often in a metaphorical sense (e.g., 'brain rot').

Rot can be added after words to show something is gradually getting worse or bad inside, like 'brain rot' means bad thinking or 'tooth rot' means tooth decay.

TV can cause brain rot.

Too much sugar leads to tooth rot.

7
C1
noun
Sử dụng:
30%
data decay, software degradation
Tương ứng: data decay, software degradation
Phát âm: /rɒt/
Ý nghĩa: In computing, a 'rot' refers to software or data degradation over time, such as 'bit rot' where stored data slowly becomes corrupted.

In computers, rot means when software or data slowly becomes bad or stops working well over time. This can happen to old files or programs.

Old files may suffer bit rot.

Software rot causes system failure.

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