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I . rot <-tt-> [rɒt, Am rɑ:t] VERBE intr a. fig

rot
gnić [perf z-]
rot teeth
psuć [perf po-] się
rot wood
butwieć [perf z-]

II . rot <-tt-> [rɒt, Am rɑ:t] VERBE trans

rot
psuć [perf po-]
rot

III . rot [rɒt, Am rɑ:t] SUBST sans pl

1. rot (decay):

rot
gnicie nt
rot
rot of wood

2. rot GB fam (nonsense):

rot
bzdury fpl

dry rot SUBST sans pl

dry rot
mursz m

Expressions couramment utilisées avec rot

the rot set in
to stop the rot

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais
The boards on the board track were rotting by 1929 and the board track was torn down.
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The edges are rotted and the surfaces worm-eaten.
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But for other grape varieties, particularly red wine grapes, the fungus is unwelcome with its infection described as grey rot.
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The building had developed dry rot, plus the fire suppression system was inadequate and the building contained the known carcinogen asbestos.
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Little is known of the houses' structure as wood rots and decomposes.
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The deck had previously consisted of secondhand timber sleepers, which were rotting away.
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All of the structures in the park became rusted and rotted without any hopes of repairs.
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This wood is very lasting, and free from the rot.
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The wooden boardwalks have completely collapsed in some segments of the trail and are succumbing to rot in others.
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Much like black rot, bunch rot overwinters in the berries and infects the next season's crop through spore ejections in the summer.
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