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v slovarju PONS

I. bad <worse, worst> [bæd] PRID.

1. bad (inferior, of low quality):

bad
not bad!
not half bad! pog.
[gar] nicht übel! pog.

2. bad (incompetent):

bad
to be bad at sth

3. bad:

bad (difficult)
a bad dream
bad news
a bad smell
bad times

4. bad (objectionable):

bad person, character, manners
a bad egg fig. pog.
a bad habit
sb's bad points
to be a bad sport

5. bad:

bad (naughty)
böse <böser, am bösesten>
bad blood
[to act] in bad faith

6. bad (pity):

bad
too bad
zu schade [o. pog. dumm]

7. bad (regretful):

to feel bad about sth

8. bad (unfortunate):

bad decision
bad decision
bad luck
Pech sr. spol <-(e)s> kein pl

9. bad (harmful):

bad
bad
to be bad for sb
to be bad for sb's health

10. bad (spoiled):

bad food
bad food
bad fig. atmosphere, reputation
to go bad
verderben <verdarb, verdorben>
to go bad

11. bad (serious):

bad
a bad crime
a bad debt
a bad storm
to be nowhere near as bad as ...

12. bad MED.:

bad
I feel bad
to have a bad leg
to have bad skin [or a bad complexion]

13. bad (not valid):

bad cheque
falsch <falscher, am falschesten>

14. bad am. angl. sleng (cool):

bad
bad

fraza:

to give sth up as a bad job brit. angl.
etw abschreiben pog. fig.
sb has it bad sleng
jdn hat es schwer erwischt pog. šalj.

II. bad <worse, worst> [bæd] PRISL. pog.

bad
sehr <mehr, am meisten>
to need sth [real] bad
to want sth bad

III. bad <worse, worst> [bæd] SAM. no pl

1. bad (ill luck):

2. bad (evil):

bad
Schlechte(s) sr. spol
the bad
the bad (people)

3. bad (immoral state):

to go to the bad

4. bad (debt):

to be in the bad

5. bad (mistake):

bad
Fehler m. spol <-s, ->

6. bad (disfavour):

to be in bad with sb
Vnos OpenDict

bad SAM.

my bad! pog.

bad ˈcheque SAM. FINAN.

bad cheque

bad ˈbreak SAM.

1. bad break LINGV.:

bad break

2. bad break pog. (bad luck):

bad break
Pech sr. spol <-(e)s> kein pl
another bad break for ...

bad-ˈtem·pered PRID.

bad-tempered (in a bad mood)
bad-tempered (in a bad mood)
bad-tempered (in a bad mood)
avstr. a. grantig

ˈbad boy SAM. (rebel)

the bad boy of sth
das Enfant terrible einer S. rod. ur. jez.

ˈbad debt provision SAM.

bid1 <-dd-, bid [or bade], bid [or bidden]> [bɪd] GLAG. preh. glag. ur. jez. (tell)

1. bid (greet sb):

to bid sb sth
jdm etw wünschen
jdm Lebewohl sagen ur. jez.

2. bid star. (command):

to bid sb [to] do sth
jdn etw tun heißen ur. jez.

3. bid star. (invite):

to bid sb to sth
jdn zu etw daj. laden ur. jez.

I. bid2 [bɪd] (offer) SAM.

1. bid:

Angebot sr. spol <-(es), -e>
Gebot sr. spol <-(e)s, -e>
bid TRG.
Kaufangebot sr. spol <-(e)s, -e>

2. bid (attempt):

Versuch m. spol <-(e)s, -e>

3. bid KARTE:

Ansage ž. spol <-, -n>

II. bid2 <-dd-, bid, bid> [bɪd] (offer) GLAG. nepreh. glag.

1. bid (offer money):

bieten <bietet, bot, geboten>

2. bid (tender):

3. bid KARTE:

4. bid RAČ.:

III. bid2 <-dd-, bid, bid> [bɪd] (offer) GLAG. preh. glag.

to bid sth
etw bieten
Vnos OpenDict

bad hair day SAM.

bad hair day pog.

Strokovni slovar za bančništvo, finance in zavarovanja PONS

bad cheque SAM. OBDEL. TRANS.

bad cheque

global bad-debt provision SAM. RAČUN.

bad debt provisioning SAM. RAČUN.

bid3 SAM.

1. bid TRGI IN KONKUR.:

Bid m. spol
Gebot sr. spol
Kaufangebot sr. spol

2. bid INVEST. IN FINAN.:

bid guarantee SAM. EKON. ZAKON.

bid price SAM. ZAV.

bid value SAM. FINAN. TRGI

takeover bid SAM. TRGI IN KONKUR.

bid rate SAM. FINAN. TRGI

Ankaufskurs m. spol
Geldkurs m. spol

bid price SAM. FINAN. TRGI

Geldkurs m. spol
Present
Ibid
youbid
he/she/itbids
webid
youbid
theybid
Past
Ibid / bade
youbid / bade
he/she/itbid / bade
webid / bade
youbid / bade
theybid / bade
Present Perfect
Ihavebid / bidden
youhavebid / bidden
he/she/ithasbid / bidden
wehavebid / bidden
youhavebid / bidden
theyhavebid / bidden
Past Perfect
Ihadbid / bidden
youhadbid / bidden
he/she/ithadbid / bidden
wehadbid / bidden
youhadbid / bidden
theyhadbid / bidden

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