putrid
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++pu·trid /ˈpjuːtrɪd/ adjective 1 HBdead animals, plants etc that are putrid are decaying and smell very bad 〔死去的动植物〕腐烂的,腐臭的 the putrid smells from the slaughterhouses 屠宰场散发出的腐臭味2 informalUNPLEASANT very unpleasant 令人非常不愉快的 a putrid green colour 难看的绿色
Examples from the Corpus
putrid• The air settled for sundown, the house again putrid and airless.• Poisoned wells, putrid carcases slung over the walls.• Random flashes of light: putrid green, violent orange, hellish red, shot through the swarming darkness.• It is a putrid pink colour.• a putrid smell• Just another scheme from the putrid sore of the northwest.• Gao Ma knew that the lane beyond the southern wall dead-ended at a noodle mill alongside a ditch of putrid stagnant water.Origin putrid (1400-1500) Latin putridus, from putrere “to have decayed”, from puter, putris “decayed”pu·trid adjectiveChineseSyllable
are putrid Corpus animals, that etc dead plants
putrid
pu‧trid /ˈpjuːtrəd, ˈpjuːtrɪd/
adjective
the putrid smells from the slaughterhouses
2. informal very unpleasant:
a putrid green colour
pu‧trid /ˈpjuːtrəd, ˈpjuːtrɪd/
adjective Date: 1400-1500
Language: Latin
Origin: putridus, from putrere 'to have decayed', from puter, putris 'decayed'
1. dead animals, plants etc that are putrid are decaying and smell very bad:Language: Latin
Origin: putridus, from putrere 'to have decayed', from puter, putris 'decayed'
2. informal very unpleasant: