| 词汇 | bad |
| 释义 | badUK:*/ˈbæd/US:/bæd/ ,(bad)UK-RP:UK-Yorkshire:Irish:Scottish:Jamaican: See also: bid主要翻译 bad adj (poor quality) (质量、服务)差的，坏的，次的，劣质的The television reception was bad.电视接收效果不好。 bad adj (harmful)有害的；不利的Smoking is bad for you.吸烟有害你的健康。 bad adj (evil, wicked)坏的；邪恶的I like to think there are more good people than bad people in the world.我认为世上好人比坏人多。usage: ‘bad’Something that is bad is unpleasant, harmful, or undesirable. I have some very bad news.Sugar is bad for your teeth.The comparative and superlative forms of bad are worse and worst.Her grades are getting worse and worse.This is the worst day of my life. bad adj (incorrect, inadequate)不准确的；不正确的；不规范的Your pronunciation is bad - you need to practice.你发音不准，需要多加练习。 bad adj (unfavorable)差的；不好的；不利的The critic wrote a bad review of the performance.那名批评家就表演写了一篇差评。 bad adj (upsetting)让人难受的；让人沮丧的；不幸的；坏的I'm afraid I have some bad news for you.我恐怕有些坏消息要告诉你。 bad adj (defective) (产品等)不合格的，有缺陷的，有问题的The faulty one was part of a bad batch.那个缺陷产品来自一个不合格的批次。 bad adj (badly behaved)行为不得体的，举止不文明的，坏的My uncle is so bad - always making rude jokes! He was a bad child, and was always misbehaving.我叔叔太坏了，总爱开一些粗鲁的玩笑！他以前是个坏孩子，总是胡来。 bad adj (severe)严重的；糟糕的；剧烈的Take these painkillers if the pain becomes too bad.如果疼痛变得剧烈，就服用这些止痛药。 bad adj (inadequate) (光线)不充足的His eyes got worse as he regularly read in bad lighting.因为经常在光线不充足的环境下阅读，所以他的视力变差了。 bad adj (unskilled)技艺不佳的；拙劣的He was a bad workman, and whatever he mended soon broke again.他是个拙劣的工匠，不管他修的是什么总是很快就又坏了。 be bad at [sth] v expr (unskilled at [sth])不擅长，…做不好Why is Britain so bad at tennis?英国人为什么乒乓球打得这么糟？ 其他翻译 bad adj informal (diseased)有病的；生病的He has a bad heart. bad adj informal (rotten)腐坏的；变质的I think these apples are bad. They have been there for a month. bad adj (acrimonious)不愉快的There was bad feeling between them. bad adj (weather: inclement) (天气)恶劣的The west coast is renowned for its bad weather. bad adj (offensive)难闻的；令人不快的There was a bad smell from the bin.垃圾桶传来难闻的味道。 bad adj (blemished)不美的；不好看的；有瑕疵的She had smallpox as a child and has a bad complexion because of it.她小时的时候得过天花，因此皮肤就不太好看。 bad adj (language: obscene)淫秽的；下流的The comic's routine was full of bad language. bad adj (counterfeit)假的；伪造的US: He had been paid with a bad check.美式英语：发给他的工资支票是假的。 bad adj slang, dated (excellent) (俚语)非常棒，好极了Oh man, that is so bad! I really like it! bad adj (dishonorable)不好的，差的He was sacked and given a bad reference.他被解雇了，获得的推荐也很差。 bad adv US, informal (badly: severely) (非正式用语)极其，非常，很The bullies beat him up bad.霸凌者把他狠狠打了一顿。 bad adv informal (badly: a lot)很, 非常I need a haircut real bad but the hairdresser is shut. the bad n (that which is bad)坏事；厄运；倒霉事；不好的东西We must take the bad with the good. the bad npl (evil people)坏人，恶人Hell is reserved for the truly bad. 复合形式：bad | bid bad attitude n (negative manner)恶劣的态度 bad behavior (US), bad behaviour (UK) n (child: naughtiness) (指孩子的)不良行为，顽劣行为，坏行为As a punishment for bad behaviour, the child was sent to his room. bad behavior (US), bad behaviour (UK) n (prisoner: criminal acts) (指成人的)不良行为，不端行为Tom had his prison sentence extended for bad behavior. bad blood n figurative (resentment, acrimony)仇恨；敌意There has been bad blood between the two women for many years. bad boy n (male child: naughty)淘气的男孩；不良少年My little Jimmy is being such a bad boy lately, I just don't know what to do. bad boy n figurative, slang (man: rebel)有魅力的坏男孩I'm always attracted to the bad boys. bad break n informal (misfortune, period of bad luck)坏运气；倒霉He really got a bad break -- the truck ran into his house the day after his insurance lapsed. bad break n (bone: serious fracture)严重的骨折Jim suffered a bad break in his femur when he fell off the ladder. bad breath n (halitosis)口臭The dentist will find the cause of your bad breath. bad call n informal (unwise decision, judgment)错误的判断；糟糕的决定 bad case of n (serious bout of: illness) (本义)因（某种疾病）而痛苦，得了很严重的…病My brother has a bad case of the measles. bad case of n figurative (serious instance of: [sth]) (比喻)某事很严重的情况I have a bad case of the blues. bad check (US), bad cheque (UK) n (cheque: insufficient funds)不能兑现的支票We have had too many clients write bad checks, so now we only accept cash. bad cold n (severe cold virus)重感冒She's home with a bad cold. bad day n figurative (unpleasant day)不愉快的一天 bad debt n (debt: unlikely to be repaid)坏账；呆账If you cannot obtain payment from a customer, write it off as a bad debt. bad dream n (nightmare)噩梦I had a bad dream last night about failing all my exams. bad dream n figurative (unpleasant situation)糟糕的状况Yesterday was a bad dream. Everything went wrong. a bad egg n figurative, pejorative, informal (mean or dishonest person) (指人)坏蛋，混蛋，坏人，坏家伙It's no surprise that he ended up in prison; he has always been a bad egg. bad egg n (egg that is rotten)坏蛋，臭鸡蛋That bad egg smells awful! a bad feeling about [sth/sb] n (misgivings)对…有不好的预感；对…有不详之感I have a bad feeling about this place; I think we should leave. bad fortune n (bad luck)厄运；霉运Kim had the bad fortune to meet up with a werewolf on his way home last night. bad guy n informal (villain)坏人； (口语)坏蛋 bad habit n (repeated negative behaviour)坏习惯Picking your nose is a bad habit. bad habit n (vice or addiction)恶习Smoking is a bad habit. bad hair day n informal (day when your hair looks awful)头发乱糟糟的一天；头发糟糕的一天 bad hair day n figurative, slang (day when everything goes wrong)不如意的一天；倒霉的一天 bad health n (illness)不健康的状态Edward put his mother's bad health down to years of smoking. bad humor (US), bad humour (UK) n (grumpy mood)情绪不好；心情不好 bad influence n (person)坏影响Simon is a bad influence on the other children. bad job n informal (incompetence) (非正式用语)没有做好的事情Every time I give him something to do he does such a bad job. bad language n (swearing, curse words)粗话；不礼貌的语言；出言不逊Children often learn bad language from their parents and friends. bad luck n (misfortune)坏运气We suffered a lot of bad luck with the weather. bad manners npl (discourteous speech or behaviour)没礼貌There is no excuse for bad manners. bad mood n (grumpiness)心情不佳I wouldn't ask him at the moment, given his bad mood. bad move n informal (ill-judged action)糟糕的一步；糟糕的举措It was a bad move to mention Lisa's new boyfriend in front of her ex. bad name n (bad reputation)骂名；坏名声 bad news n (distressing information)坏消息；让人心烦的消息My mom called to give me the bad news that my cousin had been in an accident. bad news, the bad news n ([sth] unwelcome, unfortunate)不幸，噩耗The bad news is, you've failed the test.不幸的是，你没有通过考试。 bad news n informal, figurative (person: brings problems)添麻烦的人；讨厌鬼That guy always brings trouble--he's definitely bad news.Do not date her... she's been married and divorced 5 times! She's bad news.那个人总是带来麻烦，他绝对是一个麻烦精。不要与她约会。她已经先后结婚离婚5次了！她就是个麻烦精。 bad off adj US, regional, informal (badly off: poor)穷困潦倒的；贫困交加的Jenna does not earn much and is quite bad off. a bad penny n figurative, informal (undesirable person)不受欢迎的人；讨厌鬼You shouldn't go out with Rick; he's a bad penny. bad person n (evil individual)坏人 the bad place n US, regional (hell)地狱；糟糕的地方 be in a bad place, be in a dark place v expr figurative, informal (be in a poor state of mind, unhappy)不开心；糟糕的心情 bad press n informal (unfavourable publicity)来自新闻界的责难The actress received a lot of bad press as a result of her extreme political views. a bad rap n informal (unfounded accusation)莫须有的指控；莫名的指责 bad smell n (unpleasant odor)异味；臭味；难闻的气味 bad sport n ([sb] who reacts badly to losing)输不起的人Peter is a bad sport; he always loses his temper if he doesn't win a game. bad taste n (lack of discernment)缺乏品味；品味不佳I've always had bad taste in clothing. bad taste n (inappropriateness)不得体；低俗I thought the joke was in bad taste. bad taste n figurative (disgust or displeasure)难闻的怪味The incident left a bad taste in my mouth. bad temper n (grumpy nature) (性格)坏脾气，脾气不好I have a bad temper, but I am learning to control it. bad temper n dated (grumpy mood) (一时的情绪)脾气不好My husband is in a bad temper today. bad time n (inopportune moment)不恰当的时间；不合适的时机You have come at a bad time.Our department has just had its budget cut, so it's a bad time to ask the boss for a pay rise. bad time n (difficult experience)一段困难的时间；痛苦的时期Harry had a bad time at the casino when he lost a lot of money. bad times npl (period of struggle, unhappiness)不景气的日子；艰难岁月 bad to the bone expr figurative (thorougly evil by nature)坏到骨子里；坏透了 bad turn in the weather n (change to unpleasant weather)天气转坏；天气变糟糕The meteorologists are predicting a bad turn in the weather this weekend. bad weather n (unpleasant weather conditions)坏天气；糟糕的天气；恶劣的天气The bad weather prevented us from going fishing. bad word n (something negative)不好的话语；负面的评价That lady is so kind; I've never heard her say a bad word about anyone. bad word n (swearword)咒骂；脏话 bad-mannered adj (impolite)无礼的；没有礼貌的；缺乏教养的 bad-tempered adj (grumpy)脾气暴躁的；脾气差的；易怒的Darla's piano teacher is a bad-tempered old man.达拉的钢琴老师是个脾气暴躁的老头。 badass, bad-ass n US, slang (formidable person)硬骨头；强悍的人；难对付的人My mom's a badass; she earned her degree while raising four children and waitressing part-time.我妈妈很强悍。她在抚养四个孩子和兼职服务员的同时，还获得了学位。 badass, bad-ass adj US, slang (person: aggressive, fierce)脾气暴躁的；爱惹事的That badass fighter over there's looking at you, Sasha.那个凶神恶煞的打手正看着你呢，萨沙。 badass, bad-ass adj US, slang (aggressive)咄咄逼人的，蛮横的I hate these customers and their badass attitudes.我讨厌这些顾客以及他们咄咄逼人的态度。 badass, bad-ass adj US, slang (intense)刺激的；过瘾的That roller coaster was badass!坐过山车好刺激！ badmouth [sb], bad-mouth vtr informal (disparage [sb])诋毁，恶意中伤Janice badmouthed her old employer, who then refused to provide her with a reference.贾尼斯大肆攻击她的前雇主，因为他拒绝向她提供推荐信。 feel bad vi + adj (feel guilty)觉得心里难受；有负疚感The father felt bad when a business meeting kept him from seeing his daughter's dance recital.这位父亲感到很难过，因为需要参加商务会议，他无法脱身去看女儿的舞蹈表演。 feel bad that vi + adj (feel guilty)感到内疚；感到惭愧 feel bad about [sth] vi + adj (feel guilty)为...感到内疚；因...感到惭愧 feel bad for [sb] vi + adj (feel compassion, pity)感到遗憾；觉得可惜I feel bad for my neighbours as they had lots of problems recently.我的邻居最近遇到了许多问题，我对此表示遗憾。 feel bad vi + adj (feel unwell)感觉身体不适；感觉不舒服I've been feeling bad since I ate those oysters. give [sb] a bad name v expr figurative (damage [sb]'s reputation)损坏某人名声Your behaviour is giving me a bad name in the neighbourhood! give a dog a bad name and hang him expr (a bad reputation is hurtful)有事说事，别拿狗撒气；欲加之罪，何患无辞 go bad v expr informal (food: become rotten) (食物)变腐败，变坏The fridge broke down and the food in it went bad. go bad v expr slang (person: start behaving immorally) (人)变坏, 学坏She used to be a good girl but she went bad when she met that awful boy.她过去是个好女孩，但遇上那个坏男孩后她就变坏了。 go from bad to worse v expr informal (worsen)越来越坏；越来越差Since I bought that self-help book my life's gone from bad to worse. good cop/bad cop n informal (police questioning technique) (警察审讯技巧)唱红白脸；一个扮白脸，一个扮黑脸 good riddance to bad rubbish expr UK, informal (relief at being rid of [sb], [sth])总算摆脱了；总算脱身了 have bad spelling v expr informal (spell words incorrectly) (非正式用语)单词老拼错 have it bad v expr slang (suffer disadvantage)不幸，倒霉These kids have it bad, growing up in the slums the way they do. have it bad v expr slang (be infatuated with [sb]) (俚语)对（某人）入迷，狂恋着（某人）I would say from the look on his face whenever she's around that Steve has it bad for Linda. in a bad light adv figurative (unfavourably)从不好的角度；从不良的情况 in a bad mood expr (grumpy)心情不好；情绪不佳Josh will be in a bad mood when he finds out you've eaten his chocolate. in a bad way adj informal (unwell, in a poor state) (健康状况等)情况严重Paul was in a bad way after his motorbike accident. in a bad way adv (having a negative effect) (表现、行为等)糟糕，差劲Luka is behaving in a bad way which is affecting the other children in his class. in bad faith adv (intending to deceive [sb])没有诚信地；恶意地；欺诈地You acted in bad faith when you sold me a car you knew had been stolen. in bad health adj (in bad physical condition)身体不好的，身体不健康的 in bad taste adv (distastefully or insensitively) (人)品味不高； (事物)格调低俗，不登大雅之堂Some people have accused the comedian of behaving in bad taste. in bad taste adj (distasteful or insensitive) (事物)格调低俗的，不登大雅之堂的； (人)品味不高的That comment was in bad taste. look bad vi + adj (appear ugly)长得丑 look bad vi + adj (appear unethical, etc.)不道德；不正当The company tried to keep its involvement in the scandal hidden as management knew it looked bad. movie's bad guy, movie bad guy n informal, US (cinema: villain)电影中的反角The late Heath Ledger portrayed the movie's bad guy in 'The Dark Knight'. My bad! interj slang (admitting a mistake)我的错！是我不好！Did I step on your foot? Sorry! My bad! not bad, not half bad adj (reasonably good)不错；不坏；挺好That sauce isn't very good, but it's not bad, either. not so bad adj (better than anticipated)不算太糟糕的；还不坏的I thought I was going to hate my new job, but it's not so bad. not too bad adj (OK)不太坏；不太糟"How's the new job going?" "Not too bad, thanks."；rotten apple, bad apple n (decomposing apple)烂苹果 rotten apple, bad apple n figurative, informal (person: dishonest, corrupt)害群之马smell bad vi + adj (have an unpleasant odor)气味糟糕；难闻；不好闻；发臭These clothes smell bad! - you didn't hang them out to dry long enough.sore loser, bad loser n informal, pejorative ([sb] who dislikes not winning)输不起的人too bad interj informal (that's unfortunate) (非正式用语)太糟糕了！太不幸了！I hear Jim was fired from his job – too bad!我听说吉姆被开除了，太糟糕了！very bad adj (awful, terrible)可怕的；非常糟糕的She is in bed with a very bad case of the flu.Trixie, you are being a very bad dog. |
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