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corrupt
01
corrupto, desonesto
using one's power or authority to do illegal things for personal gain or financial benefit
Exemplos
The corrupt police officers extorted money from citizens by threatening false charges.
Os policiais corruptos extorquiram dinheiro dos cidadãos ameaçando com acusações falsas.
02
engaging in immoral, evasive, or unethical behavior
Exemplos
The journalist reported on corrupt business practices.
03
having errors, alterations, or distortions
Exemplos
Data can become corrupt if storage fails.
04
affected by rot, decay, or decomposition
Exemplos
The corpse was badly corrupt after days in the heat.
to corrupt
01
corromper, subornar
to make someone act dishonestly or unethically, often in exchange for money or personal benefit
Transitive: to corrupt sb
Exemplos
The businessman was accused of attempting to corrupt local officials to win the contract.
O empresário foi acusado de tentar corromper autoridades locais para ganhar o contrato.
02
corromper, danificar
to cause errors or damage to a digital file, program, or system, either intentionally or unintentionally, due to a malfunction or interference
Transitive: to corrupt a digital file
Exemplos
Software bugs can corrupt the program's database.
Os bugs de software podem corromper o banco de dados do programa.
03
corromper, perverter
to influence someone or something in a way that leads to a loss of moral integrity or ethical standards
Transitive: to corrupt a person or their character
Exemplos
He was corrupted by his desire for fame and wealth.
Ele foi corrompido pelo seu desejo por fama e riqueza.
04
corromper, alterar
to alter something in a negative way by introducing mistakes or changes
Transitive: to corrupt sth
Exemplos
Unintentional alterations to the script corrupted its original meaning.
Alterações não intencionais no script corromperam seu significado original.
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