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I. worst [am. angl. wərst, brit. angl. wəːst] PRID.
worst pres. of bad
worst
the worst results
worst of all
his taste is the worst! am. angl. pog.
how was your trip? — the worst! am. angl.
¿qué tal el viaje? — ¡de lo peor!
II. worst [am. angl. wərst, brit. angl. wəːst] PRISL.
worst pres. of badly
she did (the) worst (of all) in both exams
III. worst [am. angl. wərst, brit. angl. wəːst] SAM.
1.1. worst + ed. glag.:
worst
the worst was now over
if (the) worst comes to (the) worst
to get or have the worst of it
to get or have the worst of it
1.2. worst + pl glag.:
worst
2.1. worst:
at worst
at worst, they'll fine us
fraza:
at her/his/its worst I'm at my worst in the morning
IV. worst [am. angl. wərst, brit. angl. wəːst] GLAG. preh. glag.
worst opponent:
worst
badly <comp worse, superl worst> [am. angl. ˈbædli, brit. angl. ˈbadli] PRISL.
1. badly (poorly):
badly write/play/sing
2. badly (unfavorably):
badly start/end
3. badly (improperly):
badly behave/treat
4. badly (intensely, severely) as intensifier:
badly fail
badly fail
I. bad <comp worse, superl worst> [am. angl. bæd, brit. angl. bad] PRID. The usual translation of bad, malo, becomes mal when it is used before a masculine singular noun.
1.1. bad (of poor quality):
1.2. bad (unreliable, incompetent) pred:
to be bad at sth/-ing
ser malo para algo/ +infin
2.1. bad (unpleasant):
bad weather/experience/news
2.2. bad (unsatisfactory):
I was here firsttoo bad! pog.
2.3. bad (harmful):
to be bad for sb/sth too much food is bad for you
3.1. bad (impolite):
bad behavior/manners
3.2. bad (evil):
bad person
4. bad (severe):
bad mistake/injury
bad headache
5. bad (rotten):
bad egg/fish/fruit
6. bad (afflicted):
how are you? — not so bad! pog.
to be in a bad way pog.
to be in a bad way pog.
7. bad (sorry):
8. bad FINAN.:
bad check
II. bad [am. angl. bæd, brit. angl. bad] SAM.
1. bad U:
2. bad:
to the bad FINAN.
3. bad (people):
the bad + pl glag.
III. bad [am. angl. bæd, brit. angl. bad] PRISL. esp am. angl. pog.
I. ill <iller illest> [am. angl. ɪl, brit. angl. ɪl] PRID.
1.1. ill (unwell):
malo Šp. Meh. pog.
enfermarse lat. amer.
1.2. ill (nauseous, sick) evfem.:
2. ill (bad) atribut.:
efectos m. spol mn. negativos or adversos
ill humor or brit. angl. humour
malhumor m. spol
II. ill [am. angl. ɪl, brit. angl. ɪl] PRISL. brez prim.
1. ill (hardly):
2. ill (badly):
ill ur. jez.
III. ill [am. angl. ɪl, brit. angl. ɪl] SAM.
mal m. spol
ill- [am. angl. ɪl, brit. angl. ɪl] PREFIX
ill.
ill. → illustrated, illustration(s)
ill-favored, ill-favoured brit. angl. [am. angl. ˌɪlˈfeɪvərd, brit. angl. ɪlˈfeɪvəd] PRID. arh. or lit.
ill-humored, ill-humoured brit. angl. [am. angl. ˈɪlˈˌ(h)jumərd, brit. angl. ˌɪlˈhjuːməd] PRID. ur. jez.
ill-equipped [am. angl. ˌɪləˈkwɪpt, brit. angl. ɪlɪˈkwɪpt] PRID.
ill-equipped classroom/troops:
ill-suited [ˌɪlˈsuːtəd, ˌɪlˈsuːtɪd] PRID.
ill-starred [am. angl. ˈɪl ˈˌstɑrd, brit. angl.] PRID. lit.
ill-omened [am. angl. ˈɪl ˈˌoʊmənd, brit. angl.] PRID. lit.
aciago lit.
v slovarju PONS
I. worst [wɜ:st, am. angl. wɜ:rst] PRID.
worst pres. of bad
the worst
the worst mistake
II. worst [wɜ:st, am. angl. wɜ:rst] PRISL.
worst pres. of badly
worst
to be worst hit/affected by sth
III. worst [wɜ:st, am. angl. wɜ:rst] SAM. brez mn.
worst (most terrible one, time, thing):
the worst
the worst of it is that ...
the worst is over now
at worst
at her worst
to fear the worst
worst of all
fraza:
if (the) worst comes to (the) worst
to get the worst of it (suffer the worst)
badly <worse, worst> [ˈbædli] PRISL.
1. badly (poorly):
2. badly (in a negative way):
3. badly (very much):
I. bad <worse, worst> [bæd] PRID.
1. bad (not good):
pesadilla ž. spol
macacoa ž. spol Puerto Rico
tiempos m. spol mn. difíciles
2. bad (harmful):
to be bad for sth/sb
3. bad (spoiled):
4. bad (unhealthy):
5. bad (serious):
bad accident, mistake
6. bad (severe):
bad pain
fraza:
II. bad <worse, worst> [bæd] PRISL. pog.
III. bad <worse, worst> [bæd] SAM. brez mn.
my bad am. angl. pog.
mea culpa pog./šalj.
I. ill [ɪl] PRID.
1. ill (sick):
2. ill:
II. ill [ɪl] PRISL. ur. jez. (badly)
ill-favored PRID. am. angl., ill-favoured PRID. brit. angl.
feo, -a
ill-fated PRID.
ill-informed [ˈɪlɪnˌfɔ:md] PRID.
1. ill-informed (wrongly informed):
2. ill-informed (ignorant):
ill-fitting PRID.
ropa ž. spol que no queda bien
ill-advised [ˌɪlədˈvaɪzd] PRID.
ill-natured PRID.
ill-treat [ˌɪlˈtri:t] GLAG. preh. glag.
ill-equipped [ˌɪlɪˈkwɪpt] PRID.
v slovarju PONS
I. worst [wɜrst] PRID.
worst pres. of bad
the worst
the worst mistake
II. worst [wɜrst] PRISL.
worst pres. of badly
worst
to be worst hit/affected by sth
III. worst [wɜrst] SAM.
worst (most terrible one, time, thing):
the worst
the worst of it is that...
the worst is over now
at worst
at her worst
to fear the worst
worst of all
fraza:
if (the) worst comes to (the) worst
to get the worst of it (suffer the worst)
badly <worse, worst> [ˈbæd·li] PRISL.
1. badly (poorly):
2. badly (in a negative way):
3. badly (very much):
I. bad <worse, worst> [bæd] PRID.
1. bad (not good):
macacoa ž. spol Puerto Rico
tiempos m. spol mn. difíciles
2. bad (harmful):
to be bad for sth/sb
3. bad (spoiled):
4. bad (unhealthy):
5. bad (serious):
bad accident, mistake
6. bad (severe):
bad pain
fraza:
II. bad <worse, worst> [bæd] PRISL. pog.
III. bad <worse, worst> [bæd] SAM.
I. ill [ɪl] PRID.
1. ill (sick):
2. ill:
II. ill [ɪl] PRISL. ur. jez. (badly)
ill-treat [ˌɪl·ˈtrit] GLAG. preh. glag.
ill-equipped [ˌɪl·ɪ·ˈkwɪpt] PRID.
ill-omened [ˌɪl·ˈoʊ·mənd] PRID.
ill-informed [ˈɪl·ɪn·ˌfɔrmd] PRID.
1. ill-informed (wrongly informed):
2. ill-informed (ignorant):
ill-mannered [ˌɪl·ˈmæn·ərd] PRID.
ill-natured PRID.
ill-gotten PRID.
ill-fitting PRID.
ropa ž. spol que no queda bien
Present
Iworst
youworst
he/she/itworsts
weworst
youworst
theyworst
Past
Iworsted
youworsted
he/she/itworsted
weworsted
youworsted
theyworsted
Present Perfect
Ihaveworsted
youhaveworsted
he/she/ithasworsted
wehaveworsted
youhaveworsted
theyhaveworsted
Past Perfect
Ihadworsted
youhadworsted
he/she/ithadworsted
wehadworsted
youhadworsted
theyhadworsted
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