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不错;不大离儿;还好;不离儿
adjective
failing to reach an acceptable standard : poor
a bad repair job
unfavorable
make a bad impression
not fresh : spoiled
bad fish
not sound : dilapidated
the house was in bad condition
morally objectionable : evil
bad men
mischievous, disobedient
a bad dog
inadequate or unsuited to a purpose bad lighting
a bad plan
disagreeable, unpleasant
bad news
injurious, harmful
a bad influence
serious, severe a bad cough
in bad trouble
incorrect, faulty
bad grammar
suffering pain or distress
felt generally bad
unhealthy, diseased
bad teeth
sorrowful, sorry
feels bad about forgetting to call
invalid, void
a bad check
not able to be collected
a bad debt
good, great
one of the baddest songwriters to be found anywhere—Black Collegian
tough, mean
the baddest guy on the block
noun
something that is bad Take the good with the bad.
There's more good than bad in him.
an evil or unhappy state
Things went from bad to worse.
fault sense 2
the mistake was my bad
adjective
failing to reach an acceptable standard : poor
a bad repair job
unfavorable
make a bad impression
not fresh : spoiled
bad fish
not sound : dilapidated
the house was in bad condition
morally objectionable : evil
bad men
mischievous, disobedient
a bad dog
inadequate or unsuited to a purpose bad lighting
a bad plan
disagreeable, unpleasant
bad news
injurious, harmful
a bad influence
serious, severe a bad cough
in bad trouble
incorrect, faulty
bad grammar
suffering pain or distress
felt generally bad
unhealthy, diseased
bad teeth
sorrowful, sorry
feels bad about forgetting to call
invalid, void
a bad check
not able to be collected
a bad debt
good, great
one of the baddest songwriters to be found anywhere—Black Collegian
tough, mean
the baddest guy on the block
adverb
badly doesn't want it bad enough
not doing so bad
noun
something that is bad Take the good with the bad.
There's more good than bad in him.
an evil or unhappy state
Things went from bad to worse.
fault sense 2
the mistake was my bad
adverb
badly doesn't want it bad enough
not doing so bad
Adjective Middle English badde, bad, of obscure origin Note: The Middle English word apparently appears as a surname or element in surnames in the 13th century, but as an independent adjective not before the 14th century. The supposed connection with the marginally attested Old English words bæddel, bædling (vowel length uncertain) "hermaphrodite, homosexual" is possible but uncertain (direct descent of badde from bæddel through phonetic reduction is unlikely). Noun Middle English badde, noun derivative of badde bad >entry 1 Adverb adverbial derivative of bad >entry 1
The first known use of bad was in the 13th century
nose outverb
to defeat by a narrow margin
the home team barely nosed out the visitors
nose outverb
to defeat by a narrow margin
the home team barely nosed out the visitors
nosedive1 of 2noun
a downward nose-first plunge (as of an airplane)
a sudden extreme drop (as in prices)
nose-dive2 of 2verb
to plunge suddenly or sharply
nosedive1 of 2noun
a downward nose-first plunge (as of an airplane)
a sudden extreme drop (as in prices)
nose-dive2 of 2verb
to plunge suddenly or sharply
bad1 of 3adjective
below standard : poor
not favorable
a bad impression
rotten sense 1
bad meat
not good or right : morally evil or wrong bad behavior
a bad person
not enough
bad lighting
disagreeable sense 1, unpleasant
bad news
harmful
bad for the health
severe sense 3
a bad cold
incorrect, faulty
bad spelling
ill entry 1 sense 2c, sick
feel bad
sorrowful sense 1, sorry
don't feel bad about losing
bad2 of 3noun
a bad thing or part
take the bad with the good
a bad or unhappy state
go to the bad
bad3 of 3adverb
badly
not doing so bad
1 It was quite good, but not perfect.
这东西相当好,但不是十全十美。
2 It's a bad time for business right now.
3 Wade was smart and not bad-looking, and he could be funny when he wanted to.
韦德脑子聪明,相貌也不难看,而且如果他愿意的话还很风趣。
4 As a friend he is not bad, but as an employer, he is a pain in the neck.
作为朋友他不坏, 但作为雇主, 他是个讨厌的人.
5 The wheat on this field is not bad.
这块地的麦子长得不大离儿.
6 Not surprisingly, few of The Donald’s supporters even acknowledge any of his terrible personal morals or bad acts.
7 This picture is not bad.
这幅画不错.
8 On the whole the weather is not bad.
天气总算不坏.
9 This film is not bad at all.
这片子真不错.
10 His English is not bad, but his pronunciation isn't too good.
他的英语学得不错, 只是发音还不太好.
11 She made a very bad impression on her future colleagues.
12 This job is no more good than Bad.
这工作不好也不坏。
13 Laks has seen animals with torn ACLs, bad hips, and severe arthritis improve significantly with this treatment.
14 Living conditions there are not bad.
那里的生活条件还过得去.
15 It is not bad, only it is a bit too dear.
东西倒不坏, 就是太贵了些.
16 The dish is not bad. It makes my head swim.
这盘菜味儿真不赖! 可开洋荤啦.
17 We've been having bad weather lately.
18 "How are you, mate?" — "Not bad, mate, how's yourself?"
“最近怎么样,老兄?”——“还不错,你呢?”
19 The car is not bad in appearance.
这辆小车外表看起来还不赖.
20 I have a bad feeling about this.
1 还不错
2 还行
3 不错
OK hunky-dory yes exactly definitely granted depend upon it depend on it all right fair unexceptionable not so not too shabby not so shabby too shabby not too bad sound fine safe reasonable competent braw goodish lekker soundly neat modest so