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238
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4
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195
polka
12
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362
severable
7
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3
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172
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9
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universe
455
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82
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219
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394
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206
direct discourse
78
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617
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t
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26
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9
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2
washtub
3
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5
metre
357
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5
westminster
2
pre-emptive
3
solemnities
4
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5
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3
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cannibalize
59
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4
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2
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2
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5
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7
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4
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2
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3
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3
rebuilt
3
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3
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7
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2
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11
werewolves
3
unprovoked
2
solvable
7
bevelling
19
yaar
9
über-
5
stalinism
4
thong
6
songwriter
4
suspense
283
jewry
11
soundtrack
3
sadism
5
unflagging
7
soundless
2
unparalleled
51
swoony
6
touchscreen
3
reefy
3
shamanism
5
roman
6
unprompted
4
scratcher
5
puzzlingly
1
steeplechase
4
grab
211
tarpaulin
2
Exploitation
83
spud
7
shakerism
4
general strike
87
quixotism
2
interviewee
13
transgene
9
Conjunctions thesaurus
43
thursdays
8
resort
363
bring something ↔ forward
40
unsourced
6
chairman
481
dissolve into
53
roadhouse
3
storyline
6
dead end
105
dine out
81
probiotic
3
symmetric
2
kibble
9
dust bowl
50
psychosis
7
remitment
12
Tennis
51
slipping
17
unreality
3
ravine
5
immune system
54
unadorned
2
whosoever
4
flunk out
44
scoreline
6
trivet
126
sweatsuit
10
sleepwalk
10
sclerosis
4
twelfthly
3
unburden
6
subsense
6
ascribe
296
undergraduate
403
savviest
3
polemicize
2
smogless
2
Journalist
100
storable
6
metamorphoses
9
weekdays
9
spritzer
3
lutenist
4
rainy
494
prologue
7
supervene
6
sell-off
3
servant
445
skankier
6
turnpike
2
repelled
4
yourself
11
remortgage
6
tomorrow
9
showgirl
6
shuteye
4
unabated
5
be crawling with
70
tiddler
3
kvetchy
8
twoonie
4
pizazzy
4
Power
153
whatnot
2
reverter
5
branch
460
rockies
6
pounder
3
pussies
5
Tie
134
rhodium
6
visaged
7
mimicry
11
mayor
1489
whipped
3
viagra
3
hack
235
radial
6
tightwad
1
recuperative
1
typify
3
rigged
3
whites
7
resources
5
adamic
8
slugged
1
quango
3
Trench
74
sniper
7
perpetual
276
truckful
5
vatted
10
mona lisa
80
sulphide
5
wapiti
6
IRA
9
wavier
3
swept
5
pledgor
1
LAUGH
12
plebs
7
unexpected
499
Peril
10
spoke
4
sabre
2
pregame
7
waxer
9
titch
7
fretful
100
scissors
425
venezuela
13
sudan
3
Cactus
372
piled
6
supermarket
2
tushy
3
unaltered
1
robes
2
unemotionally
6
skye
6
puny
11
tatt
7
Advancement
104
racy
11
viva
10
twas
5
ship
118
pixy
4
Theo
3
wpc
8
robbery
338
pvr
5
rye
8
dishrag
51
sentential
3
serb
5
starless
9
Vaseline
38
pinny
5
weaponize
6
artificiality
65
tipsier
9
canoe
424
unadventurous
1
topographical
1
disturb
418
decollete
6
overtake
603
scrawny
6
obtrusive
54
cheeky
77
prankishness
6
period
442
pustular
5
discover
550
sympathizer
8
Period
202
designer
202
bank draft
107
lassie
9
yellowish
5
premodification
9
sister
209
for effect
17
hourglass
7
sunnier
7
abbot
53
whimsey
6
reappraisal
5
intimidate
461
doubleness
23
sullies
4
inhibited
227
presentational
5
indent
15
harmonics
10
religions
7
pirate
196
unopened
5
undershirted
7
receiver
441
silvan
8
purdah
12
SESSION
66
ruddier
5
crisis
450
dry off
46
trolleybus
8
tbsp
7
Hemmed
22
senseless
4
corblimey
12
Arrival
105
neanderthal
11
typesetter
4
unproven
8
seraph
10
poolside
6
overindulge
17
stegosaurus
4
kabob
9
standpattism
4
inferiority complex
18
springy
6
ascendency
71
plebiscite
6
tessellated
7
solipsism
8
Unsure
37
haram
17
parchment
14
unbuttoned
4
Psychiatry
21
fully fledged
47
Bulldog
54
semiquaver
6
stack
393
mumps
10
kissagram
8
pyritize
6
post doctoral
14
transcontinental
5
enlightened
132
Stunning
257
Specialty
153
To treat someone in the same bad way they treat you
44
unfasten
6
metatarsal
14
fact sheet
86
magisterial
8
proletarianize
4
rationalist
6
zoologist
119
inducer
9
ride out
29
pasture
12
riftless
7
stealthiest
5
nibbed
10
pecan
11
abstain
161
jarring
40
Trolley
131
ts
6
treasonable
5
Singularity
87
span
712
removeable
7
self-assured
51
shorts
4
add something ↔ in
33
adulterer
104
suffragette
293
Able
205
legume
14
stab
356
in no time (at all)
26
technology
667
raciness
4
clearing
115
condensed milk
83
inventory
301
staffs
5
sacrifice
420
SWELL
87
burial
91
slothful
5
swindled
7
snowy
391
Hunch
143
ameliorate
263
cleaner
116
pleurisy
5
sculls
5
narrowish
7
wards
8
bring off
44
thinkableness
5
Encode
34
pleasant
443
resume
468
charismatic
76
southwesterly
10
features
81
Elbow
158
perhaps
307
Alleviate
288
malt liquor
30
engineer
460
pinkies
6
research
555
varnishing
7
staff
606
Line
244
studier
5
Investigation
265
Banana
131
uglify
6
Honorable
24
voluntourism
6
rider
370
quotidian
6
exempt
241
attract
445
soon
166
forgetful
121
court
829
refrigerator
460
stagier
8
mewing
12
corruptible
71
waterwheel
7
Capital
224
Hope
158
Either
78
wares
8
faulty
375
interval
512
sander
7
poller
6
colour
304
splashy
11
wardenship
6
splashiest
8
requisitionist
7
ss
8
smidgen
8
clap
419
workbook
12
purifies
8
sunbathing
8
Seat
173
habitual
445
note
296
teletypewriter
7
stealthier
6
hagiographic
14
support
597
postdoctoral
8
hoax
164
sedge
8
footwear
83
undoing
8
genuine
399
close
508
sherries
6
punchiest
8
discontent
319
taupe
11
ford
95
CONTEND
31
gliding
57
quaver
8
thickener
8
snogged
8
material
432
boost
436
sizzler
7
telephonist
8
talon
8
organize
486
pay phone
12
confusion
434
stultified
8
powder
345
originate
565
naturist
11
unisonous
7
libyan
74
samovar
9
feeling
3079
arbitrary
394
peacemaker
194
pootle
10
Retreat
49
stein
11
choose
368
punch
390
elimination
346
IELTS
BNC: 7571
COCA: 5850
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
corrupt
Word family
noun
corrupter
corruptibility
corruptibleness
corruption
corruptionist
corruptness
adjective
corruptible
corruptive
adverb
corruptibly
corruptly
verb
corrupt
cor
·
rupt
1
/
kəˈrʌpt
/
●●○
adjective
adj
1
DISHONEST
using your
power
in a
dishonest
or
illegal
way in order to get an
advantage
for yourself
贪污受贿的,腐败的
OPP
incorruptible
Corrupt judges have taken millions of dollars in bribes.
腐败的法官接受了几百万美元的贿赂。
►
see
thesaurus
at
dishonest
2
BAD PERSON
immoral
or dishonest
不道德的,堕落的
a corrupt society
堕落的社会
officials engaged in corrupt practices
徇私舞弊的官员
3
PURE
something that is
corrupt
is not
pure
or has been
damaged
or partly
ruined
不纯的;有缺陷的;有错误的
corrupt data
有错误的数据
—
corruptly
adverb
adv
—
corruptness
noun
[
uncountable
U
]
Examples from the Corpus
corrupt
•
A
grand
jury
accused
the
police
department
of being
brutal
and
corrupt
.
•
Some
segments
of your
hard
drive
are
corrupt
.
•
Edwards, a
master
psychologist
of
religion
,
represented
his
town
as
corrupt
.
•
The police
force
inherited
by Nicholas was small,
corrupt
and ill-trained.
•
They
prefer
a
corrupt
and known system.
•
The police are too
corrupt
and they work for the Arellanos.
•
Politics
has become a
corrupt
, big-money
game
.
•
Corrupt
customs
officials
have helped the
drug
trade
to
flourish
.
•
It's generally
impossible
to
compress
such
files
- the
program
sees each
overlay
as
corrupt
data.
•
a
corrupted
file
•
In the 1970s, the city's police force was among the most
corrupt
in the
nation
.
•
In
fact
, it would seem to
contain
the
seeds
from which
corrupt
marketing
practices
grow
.
•
Law
enforcement
officials
consider
it the most
corrupt
of six
border
crossings
in Arizona.
•
Perez said that there were virtually no
procedures
in place to
weed
out
corrupt
officials.
•
Suburban
communities
swiftly
expel
sleazy
politicians
and weed out
corrupt
practices.
Related topics:
Computers
corrupt
2
●○○
verb
[
transitive
T
]
1
BAD BEHAVIOUR OR ACTIONS
to
encourage
someone to start
behaving
in an immoral or dishonest way
使堕落,使败坏,使腐化
Young prisoners are being corrupted by the older, long-term offenders.
年轻的囚犯正在被年纪较大、刑期长的犯人带坏。
2
CHANGE/MAKE something DIFFERENT
to change the
traditional
form
of something, such as a
language
, so that it becomes
worse
than it was
破坏,侵蚀〔语言等的纯洁〕
The culture has been corrupted by Western influences.
这种文化在西方文化的影响下受到了侵蚀。
3
TD
to change the
information
in a
computer
, so that the computer
does
not work properly anymore
损坏,破坏〔计算机中的信息〕
a virus which corrupts the data on your hard drive
破坏你硬盘中数据的一种病毒
—
corruptible
adjective
adj
—
corruptibility
/
kəˌrʌptəˈbɪləti
/
noun
[
uncountable
U
]
Examples from the Corpus
corrupt
•
Had a program run on
start-up
been
corrupted
?
•
How you
corrupted
a
young
and
lovely
woman ... and
subjected
her to the most shatteringly
depraved
treatment
.
•
Power
tends
to
corrupt
, and
absolute
power corrupts absolutely.
•
Some of the files were
corrupted
and will have to be
rewritten
.
•
Was Caringolat
aware
how the
precise
and
fastidious
sequences
of the Vibrancy were being
corrupted
beyond
Por Tanssie?
•
Slowly their
friendship
was
corrupted
by
competition
.
•
The
prison
system does not work because many of the younger
offenders
are being
corrupted
by older, long
term
prisoners
.
•
So Englishness is
corrupted
from the beginning.
•
Further
, the higher the
profits
, the
easier
it is to
corrupt
government
agents
.
•
the
corrupting
influence
of drugs
•
Power and money
corrupt
,
sure
.
•
Some make a
protein
, but others are so
corrupted
that they can no longer do anything.
•
Excessive
campaign
spending
is
corrupting
the
American
political
system.
•
The
Senate
will form a
committee
to
determine
if
violence
on
television
is
corrupting
young people.
From Longman Business Dictionary
corrupt
cor·rupt
1
/
kəˈrʌpt
/
adjective
adj
1
LAW
using power in a dishonest or illegal way in order to get money or an advantage of some
kind
Swiss justice, in our experience, is as tough on corrupt bankers as it is on all other criminals.
people wilfully involved in bribery or other corrupt practices
2
COMPUTING
information on a computer that is corrupt has been damaged and can no longer be
read
or used by a computer
The file may contain corrupt data and may cause your machine to crash.
corrupt
corrupt
2
verb
[
transitive
T
]
1
to encourage someone to behave in an immoral or dishonest way
US politics has been corrupted by money and the influence of special interests.
2
COMPUTING
to damage information on a computer, so that it can no longer be read or used by a computer
viruses which can corrupt and destroy computer data
—
corrupted
adjective
adj
[
only before a noun
]
A corrupted file is a big problem; you might never recover the data.
—
corruptible
adjective
adj
providing arms and money to a corruptible military regime
Origin
corrupt
1
(
1300-1400
)
Latin
corruptus
, past participle of
corrumpere
, from
com-
(
→
COM-
) +
rumpere
“
to break
”
cor
·
rupt
1
adjective
adj
corrupt
2
verb
Chinese
Syllable
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