bad
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释义
adjective不好的，令人不快的；做得不好的，劣质的；严重的；能力差的，不能胜任的；不新鲜的；对身体有害；腐烂，变质；挺好，不错；可惜，不幸
英英释义
adjectivenot good or nice
adjectivenot done or made well
adjectiveserious
adjectivenot able to work or do something well
adjectivetoo old to eat; not fresh
adjectiveIf something is bad for you, it can make you ill
adjectiveto become too old to eat
adjectivequite good
adjectivewords that you use to say that you cannot change something
场景例句
- The weather was very bad.
- He’s had some bad news – his uncle has died.
- a bad smell
- bad driving
- She had a bad accident.
- My eyesight is bad.
- He’s a bad teacher.
- I’m very bad at sports.
- bad eggs
- I’ve had a dreadful day.
- He’s always saying horrible things to me.
- Smoking is bad for you.
- This fish has gone bad.
- ‘What was the film like?’ ‘Not bad.’
- ‘I want to go out.’ ‘Too bad – you can’t!’
词态变化
bad, worse, worst
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