rotten znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady rotten

• Rotten's vocals and the music and the compositions have gelled together.

• In addition, frugivorous butterflies feed obligately on ripe and rotten fruit, and therefore can be efficiently censused using the bait-trapping method (see below).

• Here, half a century ago, nationalism was ripped out of a remarkably obstinate population like a rotten tooth.

• The traps were baited with rotten plantains and rum and left for 4-6 h between 09h30 and 15h30.

• Rotten's re-issue kept the original art intact.

• By the end of the century, various reform acts, through redistricting of rotten boroughs and the enlargement of the franchise, produced large, roughly even, electoral districts.

• You find it's rotten to the core.

• Since oogenesis took place on more or less rotten morinda, we may assume that the actual rate of oogenesis did not change very much over time.