corrupt
動詞
定義 corrupt 動詞
behavior
- C1Transitive
to cause someone or something to become dishonest or immoral
Research indicates that violent content on television can corrupt the minds of children.
Abusing one's power can corrupt a person's character.
The company was accused of using illegal means to corrupt local politicians.
technology
- Transitive
to damage or alter computer information, making it unusable
Many files were corrupted due to the virus infection.
The database update failed, resulting in some corrupted records.
A hard drive malfunction led to some important data being corrupted.
形容詞
定義 corrupt 形容詞
ethics
- C1
using one's position or power dishonestly for personal gain, especially money
The country's government is known for its corrupt practices.
The deal was questioned because it involved corrupt officials.
The organization's corrupt behavior eventually led to its downfall.
morally depraved or dishonest
A corrupt society often breeds crime.
They grew up in a corrupt environment.
The movie depicts a depraved and corrupt world.
technology
When information on a computer is damaged and unusable due to errors or alterations
System errors resulted in corrupt data.
This corrupt file cannot be opened.
The file might be corrupted due to formatting errors.