інші переклади
гнить |
rot
decay
putrefy
decompose
corrupt
|
сгнить |
rot
|
загнивать |
rot
decay
molder
moulder
taint
|
портиться |
spoil
deteriorate
corrupt
rot
decay
give way
|
догнивать |
rot
|
преть |
rot
sweat
stew
become damp
|
разлагаться |
decompose
decay
corrupt
rot
putrefy
resolve
|
гноить |
rot
corrupt
|
загнить |
rot
decay
|
истлевать |
decay
rot
|
портить |
spoil
deteriorate
corrupt
ruin
mar
rot
|
дразнить |
tease
badger
pick on
vex
rib
rot
|
дурачиться |
fool
fool around
clown
fool about
horse around
rot
|
нести вздор |
rot
gammon
yammer
|
представляться |
seem
rot
|
мочить |
wet
soak
drench
moisten
water
rot
|
гниль |
rot
putridity
deadwood
putridness
|
гниение |
decay
rot
putrefaction
decomposition
corruption
putrescence
|
вздор |
nonsense
blah
rubbish
baloney
humbug
rot
|
труха |
rot
|
полоса неудач |
a series of misfortunes
rot
|
провал |
failure
fail
collapse
failing
flop
rot
|
нелепость |
absurdity
foolishness
preposterousness
bull
rot
tommyrot
|
неудача |
failure
fail
bad luck
bad
setback
rot
|
вращательный |
rotary
rotatory
rotating
gyratory
rotative
rot
|
синоніми
іменник
дієслово
приклади
The last remnants of the old world that had once been preserved here, like the road and the gas station, were now at the mercy of the timefall and doomed to rot and crumble away.
Even the air smelled better: fresh and without the swamp stink of rot crawling into his nose with every breath.
Aarin had always associated the plant with rot.
The stories told in the puips seemed to them right now just so much rot.
Let’s drag these to the edge of the forest where they can rot out of the path, and then let’s cross.
But Eris could rot for all he cared.
Even in the cool night air the stench of death and rot wafted in pockets strong enough to make Tuuran gag.
“I’d rather rot.
In years past, when the Dark Kind were more common in the forest, it wasn’t unusual to find bodies of narjags killed by their companions and left to rot.
He’d had the Scales gut them so they didn’t rot and explode, and Li had months ago placed some sort of enchantment on a couple of the rooms to keep them cold, but the smell had gradually come anyway.
A blistering westerly blew in successive waves of belting rain so hard half the harvest on the coast would rot in the fields.
Other