corrupt

US /kəˈrʌpt/
UK /kəˈrʌpt/
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1.

corrotto, venale

having or showing a willingness to act dishonestly in return for money or personal gain

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The politician was accused of being corrupt.
Il politico è stato accusato di essere corrotto.
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A corrupt system allows for widespread bribery.
Un sistema corrotto consente la corruzione diffusa.
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dishonestunscrupulousunprincipledimmoralvenal
2.

marcio, putrido

decayed or rotten

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The old wood was corrupt and crumbling.
Il vecchio legno era marcio e si sbriciolava.
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The meat was corrupt and smelled terrible.
La carne era marcia e puzzava terribilmente.
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rottendecayedputridspoiledtainted
1.

corrompere, depravare

cause or allow to become morally depraved

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Power can corrupt even the best of intentions.
Il potere può corrompere anche le migliori intenzioni.
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His bad influence began to corrupt the younger students.
La sua cattiva influenza iniziò a corrompere gli studenti più giovani.
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depravedebasepervertdemoralizedegrade
2.

corrompere, alterare

alter (information or data) fraudulently or erroneously

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A virus can corrupt your computer files.
Un virus può corrompere i file del tuo computer.
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The data was corrupted during transmission.
I dati sono stati corrotti durante la trasmissione.
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damagespoilfalsifydistorttamper with
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