词汇 | bad |
释义 | bad adjective uk /bæd/ us /bæd/ badadjective (UNPLEASANT)A1worse | worst unpleasant and causing difficulties: 坏的,不好的;令人不悦的 Our holiday was spoiled by bad weather.我们的假期全被坏天气给破坏了。 We've just had some very bad news.我们刚刚得到了一些很不好的消息。 Watch out - he's in a bad mood.小心——他心情不好。 The company has been getting a lot of bad publicity(= negative things have been written or said about it) recently.该公司最近在媒体上的负面新闻很多。 bad weather, conditions, situations, etc. badIf the weather is bad, we'll have to find something else to do. poorShe's 87 and in poor health. direThe predictions for the economy are dire. grimShe was quickly brought back to the grim reality of her life. awfulThe smell from the bins was awful. having a bad result or outcome seriousHer condition is not thought to be serious. badHe got a bad case of food poisoning. bigOnline fraud is a big problem. majorIt's not a major problem, but it does need to be taken care of. graveThe public are in grave danger. I had a really bad dream. The rain is getting worse. Have you had a bad day? Serious and unpleasant abominable abominably abysmal abysmally apocalyptic fraught frightful from hellidiom fun ghastliness not be all fun and gamesidiom noxiously objectionable objectionably odious unpleasantly unpleasantness unpretty unspeakable unspeakably badadjective (LOW QUALITY)A2worse | worst of low quality, or not acceptable: 劣质的,很差的;不可接受的 The plumber did a bad job on the repairs.这名水管工的维修工作干得很糟。 He has some very bad habits.他有一些很不好的习惯。 In some parts of the world, it is considered bad manners to pick up food with the left hand.在世界上某些地区,用左手取食物会被认为是失礼的行为。 He was sent home from school for bad behaviour.他因行为不端被学校开除了。 That remark was in pretty bad taste, wasn't it?那句话很不雅,对吧? Their problems were mainly caused by bad judgment. I had a very bad night(= did not sleep well). bad at something bad atI was overweight and bad at sport. hopelessI’m completely hopeless in the kitchen. uselessUKHe’s useless at maths. rubbishUKShe’s a pretty rubbish singer, really. incompetentThe rules have made it hard to remove incompetent teachers. of bad quality badThe food wasn’t as bad as I’d expected. poorTheir efforts produced extremely poor results. low/poor/bad qualityTheir sausages are made with low-quality meat. mediocreThe striker has been dropped after a mediocre performance. inferiorThe copies are of inferior quality. The food was bad. Don't be afraid to complain if the service is bad. I won't fly with an airline that has a bad safety record. Not of good quality am-dram appallingly atrocious atrociously awfulness cheapo cheesy hacky inadequacy inadequate inadequately janky shite skanky sort tawdrily tawdriness tawdry trinket wretched badadjective (UNSUCCESSFUL)not successful, or not able to do something well: Business has been bad this year. I'm very bad at cooking. Everyone thinks I'm a bad driver. not producing a desired result unsuccessfulOur attempts to change the law were unsuccessful. failedThe company went bankrupt pouring money into yet another failed product. badSales have been really bad this quarter. fruitlessAll our pleas that she remain in university were fruitless - she left anyway. unfruitfulThe negotiations were unfruitful. The team were really bad today - they deserved to lose. Every organization has some bad managers. The company's financial situation is pretty bad at the moment. She's just a bad loser. Unsuccessful (people and things) abortive abortively achiever be dead in the wateridiom bootless fruitlessly fruitlessness frustrated futile futilely on the rocksidiom on the ropesidiom redemption rope small-time unviable up and downidiom vain vainly washed up badadjective (SEVERE)severe or serious: The damage caused by the storm was nowhere near as/nothing like as bad as we'd feared it might be. The queues were so bad that I didn't bother waiting. a bad cough I had the worst flu I'd ever experienced. It was quite a bad accident. The unrest shows just how bad the situation has got. Serious and unpleasant abominable abominably abysmal abysmally apocalyptic fraught frightful from hellidiom fun ghastliness not be all fun and gamesidiom noxiously objectionable objectionably odious unpleasantly unpleasantness unpretty unspeakable unspeakably badadjective (UNHEALTHY)damaging to health: Breathing in other people's cigarette smoke is bad for you. They have a bad diet. Dangerous and harmful adverse adverse conditions adverse effect adverse publicity adverse reaction deleteriously destabilizing destructive destructively destructiveness inimical inimically injurious injuriously insidious self-destruct self-destruction self-destructive stinking thinking toxicity You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Passing on illness & causing disease badadjective (EVIL)B1worse | worst (of people or actions) evil or morally unacceptable: 邪恶的;道德败坏的 There are a lot of bad people in the world.世界上有许多坏人。 He has his faults but he's not a bad person.他有缺点,但还不是坏人。 a bad person, action, etc. badA very bad man is getting what he deserves. evilHe was an evil dictator who murdered his own people. wickedRapunzel was trapped inside a tower by a wicked witch. awfulShe was truly awful to him through their entire marriage. terribleHe was a terrible husband. He's been keeping bad company. He's not a bad guy, just a misguided one. She was in with a bad lot. I've done some bad things in my time. Morally wrong and evil abhorrent abhorrently amoral amorality anomie dissipated dissolute dissolutely dissoluteness enormity nefariously nefariousness no goodidiom no more Mr Nice Guyidiom non-ethical tawdry trespass turpitude unconscionable unconscionably badadjective (UNSUITABLE)not suitable or not convenient: This is a bad time for me to talk. Can I call you back later? She arrived at the worst possible moment. He announced his resignation at a really bad time for the project. It was probably a bad thing to say at that particular moment. Unsuitable and unacceptable amiss be in bad, poor, the worst possible, etc. tasteidiom beneath your dignityidiom beyond beyond the paleidiom incorrect incorrectly indecent ineligibility ineligible over-extravagant raffish raffishly raffishness room unsuitability unsuitable unsuitably unsuited unsupportable badadjective (PAINFUL)C1worse | worst causing or experiencing pain: 令人痛苦的;疼痛的 She can't walk up all those steps, not with her bad leg!她的腿那么疼,上不了那么多台阶! I've got a bad head this morning. painful painfulHer ankle was still painful if she put weight on it. soreMy feet are sore from walking around all day. tenderThe glands in my neck feel really tender. sensitiveMy face was bright red and sensitive to the touch. excruciatingHis injury caused excruciating headaches. Pain & painful -racked aches and pains achy agonizing analgesia be murder on somethingidiom birth pangs brain freeze dull grief neuralgia pain reliever painlessly pang prick rawness shooting pains sting stitch throb badadjective (DECAYED)B2 harmful to eat because of being decayed: 腐烂的,变质的 We'd better eat this chicken before it goes bad.我们最好趁鸡肉还没有变质赶快把它吃了。 Not pleasant to eat or drink (as) tough as old bootsidiom bitter bitterness bland chewy dishwater insipidly insipidness like dishwateridiom mouldy overripe pungent stale staleness stick to someone's ribsidiom stodginess stodgy unpalatable unripe watery Related wordbadness GrammarGood at, bad at We use adjective + at to talk about things that we do well or badly: … Idiomsbe in a bad way feel bad give something up as a bad job go from bad to worse not bad not (too) bad bad adverb USuk /bæd/ us /bæd/ informal for badly (= very much): 很,非常(badly的非正式说法) He needs the money real bad.他非常需要这笔钱。 My arm hurts so bad.我的手臂疼得厉害。 Linguistics: very & extreme abjectly absolutely abundantly abundantly clear beyond biblical downright extraordinarily extremely imagine infinitely particularly richly stupefyingly super super-duper super-spectacular superabundantly totally violently Idiomhave (got) it bad bad noun[ U ] uk /bæd/ us /bæd/ things or events that are not good or that are morally wrong: 坏;坏的事物;厄运 She only ever sees the bad in people.她总是只能看到人们不好的一面。 Morally wrong and evil abhorrent abhorrently amoral amorality anomie dissipated dissolute dissolutely dissoluteness enormity nefariously nefariousness no goodidiom no more Mr Nice Guyidiom non-ethical tawdry trespass turpitude unconscionable unconscionably You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Bad and wrong behaviour Idiomsgo to the bad my bad take the bad with the good to the bad bad | American Dictionarybad adjective us/bæd/comparativeworseus/wɜrs/ | superlativeworstus/wɜrst/ badadjective (UNPLEASANT)not good; disappointing or unpleasant, or causing difficulties or harm: We heard the bad news about Dorothy’s illness. Flights were delayed because of bad weather. Too much salt is bad for you (= has a harmful effect on your health). Bad can also mean serious or severe: a bad accident/storm badadjective (LOW QUALITY)of very low quality; not acceptable: bad manners We thought the hotel was bad and the food was terrible. That was one of the worst movies I’ve ever seen. badadjective (EVIL)(of people or actions) evil or morally unacceptable: He’s not a bad person. badadjective (UNHEALTHY)(of a person) ill or not well, or (of an illness) serious or severe: a bad back/heart a bad cough bad health He’s in really bad shape. He’s got bad arthritis and can hardly walk. Idiomnot (too) bad bad | Business Englishbad noun FINANCEuk /bæd/us to the bad if you are a particular amount of money to the bad, you have lost or owe that amount: The bank has a positive deficiency of €376,900 with a possibility of its being over half a million to the bad. Examples of badbad It is too bad that this purely internal data structure must be 'mentioned' in the interface. The asset portfolio can incorporate bad outcomes that are relatively independent of economic wellbeing, such as psychological distress. Should older people be protected from bad choices ? He correctly points out that localist representations have unfairly received a bad reputation. Who collects and what is reported may be at best random or at worst deliberately false. Note that intractability assumptions for random instances are much stronger than complexity-theoretic assumptions, which usually refer only to the worst case. In the case of random walks in convex bodies, we show that this new bound is better than the known bounds for the worst case. Admittedly, the creation of such commissions is frequently symbolic politics at its worst, giving the appearance of official activity but ultimately changing nothing. Subjects were asked to report ' worst lifetime ' symptoms. They protect us, help us - without them, things would be much worse for us. Based on a potential error message, they might modify a word or a sentence that is not in fact wrong and hence make things worse. Regardless of how they actually speak, then, these students are perceived as speaking "worse" than other students. The log(likelihood) is substantially worse, reflecting the large sample size in the simulation. At worst, a great many copies of the same object could be built in this way, substantially increasing the space usage of the program. In this institutional struggle, some groups will end up supporting their second preference in order to avoid an even worse outcome. See all examples of bad These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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