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Meanings of rotten time in anglès

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Usage of rotten time in anglès
1
I've had a rotten time of it all around, and suffered terribly.
The Scranton High Chums on the Cinder Path / Or, The Mystery of ...
2
What I mean is they have a pretty rotten time, all that class.
If Winter Comes
3
But I suppose you've had a rotten time with your father and all.
The Captives
4
You've had a rotten time of it, I know, I know.
The Lamp in the Desert
5
Otherwise, blood as you are at cricket, you'll have a rotten time here.
Mike
6
You seem to have had a rotten time in Paris.
The Moon and Sixpence
7
They'd have a rotten time finding anything valuable here anyway.
Flowers for Algernon
8
Annabel, the heroine, was having a perfectly rotten time-kidnapped ,andimprisoned every few minutes.
Something New
9
I wouldn't do anything to a chap who's been through such a rotten time.
The Judge
10
Animals used to have a rotten time in Hollywood.
The new yorker
11
You've had such a rotten time in the past.
The Moon out of Reach
12
She had such a rotten time during the season.
East of the sun
13
She must have been having a rather rotten time.
Mary Wollaston
14
She had told everyone repeatedly that she fully anticipated having a rotten time at the ball.
Coming out
15
That rotten time-row has given me an appetite.
O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1920
16
And a rotten time they'll have of it.
Nightfall
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