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bad
20 ENTRIES FOUND:
Learner's definition of BAD
1
a : low or poor in quality质量差的；拙劣的
- a bad repair job粗糙的修理活
- bad work差劲的工作
- The house is in bad condition/shape.这房子很破旧。
b : not correct or proper错误的；不合适的 — see also bad language
- bad manners无礼行为
- bad [=incorrect, faulty] grammar错误的语法
- a letter written in bad French用蹩脚法语写的一封信
- bad spelling错误的拼写
- a bad check [=a check that cannot be cashed]空头支票
2
a : not pleasant, pleasing, or enjoyable令人不快的；令人沮丧的
- He had a bad day at the office.这天上班他碰上许多倒霉事。
- I was having a bad dream.我当时正在做噩梦。
- She made a very bad impression on her future colleagues.她给未来的同事们留下了很不好的印象。
- The food tastes bad.这食物不好吃。
- The flower smells bad.这花很难闻。
- He has bad breath. [=breath that smells bad]他有口臭。
- We've been having bad weather lately.最近天气一直不好。
- The medicine left a bad taste in his mouth.这种药服用后在他嘴里留下了难闻的味道。
- It feels bad [=uncomfortable, painful] to stretch out my arm.我伸直胳膊感觉很不舒服。
- I look bad in this hat. = This hat looks bad on me.我戴这顶帽子不好看。
- That hat doesn't look bad on you. [=that hat looks good on you]那顶帽子你戴上还不错。
b : having, marked by, or relating to problems, troubles, etc.不好的；不妙的；有麻烦的 — see also bad blood, bad news
- good and bad news好消息和坏消息
- They have remained together in good times and bad (times).他们一直同甘共苦，不离不弃。
- It's a bad time for business right now.现在不适合经商。
- a bad omen不祥之兆
- bad luck/fortune坏运气
- Things are looking pretty bad for us at this point.看起来现在情况对我们不利。
- I have a bad feeling about this.我对此有种不祥之感
c : not adequate or suitable不充分的；不合适的
- I couldn't take a picture because the lighting was bad.由于灯光不够亮，我无法拍照。
- It's a bad day for a picnic.这天气不适合野餐。
- She made a bad marriage.她的婚姻很不幸。
- Is this a bad moment/time to have a word with you?现在和你讲话是不是不方便？
d : not producing or likely to produce a good result结果不好的；糟糕的
- a bad deal亏本买卖
- a bad risk风险很大的保险对象
- a bad idea/plan馊主意；烂计划
- The plan has its good points and its bad points.这个计划有优点，也有缺点。
- a bad debt [=a debt that will not be paid]坏账
- a bad loan [=a loan that will not be repaid]不良贷款
e : expressing criticism or disapproval批评的；不赞成的
- The movie got bad reviews.这部电影遭到恶评。
3
a : not healthy : marked or affected by injury or disease不健康的；伤病的
- His health is pretty bad. = He's in pretty bad health.他的健康状况很差。
- The patient was pretty bad [=ill, sick] last week and even worse yesterday but is doing better now.病人上周病得很厉害，昨天病情甚至更重了，不过现在好些了。
- He came home early because he was feeling pretty bad. [=he wasn't feeling well]他感觉身体很不舒服，所以早早就回家了。
- My father has a bad back/leg. [=a back/leg that is always or often painful]我父亲总是背/腿疼。
- She has bad eyesight/hearing.她的视力/听力不好。
- bad teeth坏牙
b : causing harm or trouble有害的 — often + for
- a bad diet不健康饮食
- a bad influence不良影响
- bad cholesterol [=a type of cholesterol that can cause serious health problems when there is too much of it in your blood]有害胆固醇
- Eating too much can be bad for you. = It can be bad for you to eat too much.饮食过量可能伤身体。
- Eating all that candy is bad for your teeth.把那些糖果全吃掉有损你的牙齿。
- Watching too much TV is bad for children.看电视时间过长有损孩子健康
4
a : not morally good or right : morally evil or wrong不道德的；邪恶的 — see also bad faith
- a bad person坏蛋
- bad conduct/behavior恶劣行为
- a man of bad character品行不良的人
- bad intentions/deeds不良居心；劣迹
- It's hard to tell the good guys from the bad guys in this movie.这部电影里很难分辨出好人和坏人。
b : not behaving properly不听话的；不礼貌的 — see also bad boy
- a bad dog不听话的狗
- I'm afraid your son has been a very bad [=naughty] boy.恐怕你儿子是个捣蛋鬼吧。
5
a : not skillful : not doing or able to do something well不擅长的；拙劣的 — often + at
- a bad musician差劲的音乐家
- a bad doctor庸医
- She was pretty bad in that movie. [=she did not act well]她在那部电影里演得很差劲。
- a doctor who's bad at treating nervous patients不擅长给紧张的患者看病的医生
- He's very/really bad at expressing his true feelings.他很不善于表达自己的真实情感
b : having a tendency not to do something总做不到的 — + about
- He's bad about getting to work on time. [=he often fails to get to work on time]他总不能准点上班。
- I'm very bad about remembering people's birthdays. [=I often forget people's birthdays]我总是记不住别人的生日。
6
a : not happy or pleased : feeling regret or guilt about something难过的；遗憾的，内疚的
- I feel bad about what happened. [=I regret what happened]我对所发生的事感到难过。
- She felt bad that she forgot to call. = She felt bad about forgetting to call.她因忘了打电话而感到歉疚。
b : not cheerful or calm不开心的；不平静的
- She's in a bad mood. [=an angry mood]她心情不好。
- He has a bad temper. [=he's bad-tempered; he becomes angry easily]他脾气不好。
7
: serious or severe严重的；剧烈的
- She's in bad trouble.她遇上大麻烦了。
- He has a bad cough/cold.他咳嗽/感冒很严重。
- That bruise looks bad: you'd better see a doctor about it.那块瘀伤看上去挺严重，你最好去看看医生。
- How bad is the pain?疼得厉害吗？
8
: no longer good to eat or drink : not fresh不新鲜的；变质的
- the smell of bad fish臭鱼味
- Is the milk still good or has it gone bad? [=spoiled]这牛奶是好的还是坏的？
9
chiefly US, informal badder; baddest
a : very good非常好的；顶呱呱的
- He's the baddest guitar player you'll ever hear!他将会是你听过的最棒的吉他手！
b : very tough or dangerous粗野的；危险的
- Don't mess around with him. He's a bad dude.别跟他瞎混，他是个粗野的家伙。
a bad job
a bad lot
bad apple
come to a bad end
from bad to worse
: from a bad state or condition to an even worse state or condition愈来愈坏；每况愈下
- The company has been struggling for years, and things have recently gone from bad to worse.公司多年来一直在惨淡经营，最近则是每况愈下。
in a bad way
: in a bad condition陷入麻烦；处于困境
- Without enough funding, public services are in a pretty bad way right now.由于缺乏足够的资金，公共设施的状况现在很是糟糕。
- The patient was in a bad way last week but is doing better now.上周病人的病情很严重，但现在好些了。
in someone's bad books
not bad
: fairly good or quite good不错；很好
- All things considered, she's not a bad singer. [=she's a pretty good singer]综合考虑，她是一名很不错的歌手。
- “How are you?” “Not (too/so) bad, thanks. And you?”“你好吗？”“还不错，谢谢。你怎么样？
too bad
1
— used to show that you are sorry or feel bad about something可惜，不幸（表遗憾或难过）
- It's too bad [=unfortunate] that John and Mary are getting divorced. = It's too bad about John and Mary getting divorced. [=I'm sorry to hear that John and Mary are getting divorced]约翰和玛丽要离婚了，真是太遗憾了。
- “I won't be able to come to the party.” “(That's) Too bad. I was hoping you'd be there.”“我不能去参加聚会了。”“那太遗憾了，我刚才还盼着你会去呢。”
2
— used in an ironic way to show that you are not sorry or do not feel bad about something可惜，不幸（用作讽刺之意）
- “But I need your help!” “(That's just) Too bad.”“但我需要你的帮助！”“（那可）太不幸了
with bad grace
— badness
noun [noncount]- the badness of his behavior他的行为的恶劣性
- the badness [=severity] of his injuries他的伤势的严重性
- There's more goodness than badness in him.在他身上，善多于恶。
2 bad /ˈbæd/ adverb
worse; worst
2 bad
/ˈbæd/
adverb
worse; worst
Learner's definition of BAD
US, informal
: badly
- She was struggling when she first started the job, but she's not doing so bad now. [=she's doing fairly well now]她刚开始做这份工作时很吃力，但现在干得相当不错了。
- He hasn't succeeded because he doesn't want it bad enough.他还没有成功，因为他对成功的渴望还不够强烈。
- He cut himself real bad. [=very badly]他把自己割成了重伤。
- I need a vacation and I need it bad. [=I need it very much]我需要休假，非常迫切地需要。
- “Is he in love with her?” “Oh yeah, he's got it bad.” [=he's extremely in love with her]“他与她相爱了吗？”“哦，是的，不能自己。”
bad off
US 1
: having little money贫穷的
- They're pretty bad off [=they don't have enough money] now that he's lost his job.由于他失业了，他们现在手头十分拮据。
- We're not rich, but we're not too bad off (for money). [=we're not poor]我们不富有，但我们也不是很穷。
2
: in a bad or difficult situation or condition形势不利的；境况不好的
- When I heard how bad off they were, I asked if I could do anything to help.听说他们处境很糟，我便问了问是否能帮上什么忙。
- This state isn't too bad off compared to other parts of the country.与该国其他地方相比，这个州的状况还不算很差
3 bad /ˈbæd/ noun
3 bad
/ˈbæd/
noun
Learner's definition of BAD
1
[noncount] : morally bad forces or influences : evil邪恶势力；不良影响
- There's more good than bad in him.在他身上，善多于恶
- We need to teach our children the difference between good and bad.我们要教会孩子区分善恶
2
the bad
a [singular] : the unpleasant things that happen to people厄运；不幸
- You have to take the good with the bad. [=you have to accept the bad things that happen to you as well as the good things]你必须接受人生的苦与乐。
b [singular] : things that are morally wrong不道德的事；坏事
- teaching children the difference between the good and the bad教育孩子们分辨是非
c [plural] : morally bad people品德败坏之人
- He believes that the good go to heaven when they die and the bad go to hell.他相信好人死后上天堂，坏人死后下地狱。
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