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单词 worst
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Those taking it daily for more than six months were worst affected.He said that it was a terrible injustice that the most vulnerable nations were worst affected.Ironically, those who applied by the post were worst affected.

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worst

British English: worst /wɜːst/ ADJECTIVE
Worst is the superlative of bad. It means most bad.
  • American English: worst
  • Arabic: الَأسْوَأ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: o pior
  • Chinese: 最坏的
  • Croatian: najgori
  • Czech: nejhorší
  • Danish: værst
  • Dutch: slechtst
  • European Spanish: pésimo el peor
  • Finnish: pahin
  • French: pire
  • German: schlechtester
  • Greek: χείριστος
  • Italian: peggiore
  • Japanese: 最悪の
  • Korean: 가장 나쁜
  • Norwegian: verst
  • Polish: najgorszy
  • European Portuguese: o pior
  • Romanian: cel mai rău
  • Russian: наихудший
  • Latin American Spanish: pésimo
  • Swedish: värst
  • Thai: เลวที่สุด
  • Turkish: en kötü
  • Ukrainian: найгірший
  • Vietnamese: xấu nhất
British English: worst NOUN
The worst is the most unpleasant or unfavourable thing that could happen or does happen.
Though mine safety has much improved, miners' families still fear the worst.
  • American English: worst
  • Brazilian Portuguese: pior
  • Chinese: 最糟糕的情况
  • European Spanish: lo peor
  • French: pire
  • German: Schlimmste
  • Italian: peggio
  • Japanese: 最悪の事態
  • Korean: 최악
  • European Portuguese: o pior
  • Latin American Spanish: lo peor

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Chinese translation of 'worst'

worst

(wəːst)

adj

  1. (superlative of bad) 最坏(壞)的 (zuì huài de)

adv

  1. (superlative of badly) 最糟地 (zuì zāo de)

n (s/u)

  1. 最坏(壞)的事 (zuì huài de shì)
    at worst 在最坏(壞)的情况(況)下 (zài zuì huài de qíngkuàng xià)
    if the worst comes to the worst 如果最坏(壞)的事情发(發)生 (rúguǒ zuì huài de shìqing fāshēng)
    at one's worst 在最糟糕的状(狀)态(態)下 (zài zuì zāogāo de zhuàngtài xià)
Seeworse

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(verb) 
Definition
to defeat or beat
Synonyms
beat
He was easily beaten into third place.
best
defeat
His troops defeated the opposing army.
master
She needs to master her fears of becoming ill.
overcome
the satisfaction of overcoming a rival
crush
The military operation was the first step in a plan to crush the uprising.
conquer
a Navajo myth about a great warrior who conquers the spiritual enemies of his people
overthrow
The government was overthrown in a military coup three years ago.
lick (informal)
He might be able to lick us all in a fair fight.
undo
subdue
They admit they have not been able to subdue the rebels.
overpower
Britain's tennis No.1 yesterday overpowered his American rival.
get the better of
clobber (slang)
vanquish
a happy ending in which the hero vanquishes the monsters
subjugate
Their costly attempt to subjugate the citizens lasted 10 years.
run rings around (informal)
wipe the floor with (informal)
blow out of the water (slang)
gain the advantage over

Additional synonyms

in the sense of best
Definition
to defeat
Synonyms
defeat,
beat,
stuff (slang),
master,
tank (slang),
conquer,
thrash,
lick (informal),
undo,
surpass,
triumph over,
outdo,
get the better of,
trounce,
outclass,
run rings around (informal),
wipe the floor with (informal),
blow out of the water (slang),
put in the shade (informal)
in the sense of conquer
Definition
to defeat (an opponent or opponents)
a Navajo myth about a great warrior who conquers the spiritual enemies of his people
Synonyms
defeat,
overcome,
overthrow,
beat,
stuff (slang),
master,
tank (slang),
triumph,
crush,
humble,
lick (informal),
undo,
subdue,
rout,
overpower,
quell,
get the better of,
clobber (slang),
vanquish,
subjugate,
prevail over,
checkmate,
run rings around (informal),
wipe the floor with (informal),
make mincemeat of (informal),
put in their place,
blow out of the water (slang),
bring to their knees
in the sense of crush
Definition
to control or subdue by force
The military operation was the first step in a plan to crush the uprising.
Synonyms
overcome,
overwhelm,
put down,
subdue,
overpower,
quash,
quell,
extinguish,
stamp out,
vanquish (literary),
conquer

Synonyms of 'worst'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of defeat
Definition
to win a victory over
His troops defeated the opposing army.
Synonyms
beat,
crush,
overwhelm,
conquer,
stuff (slang),
master,
worst,
tank (slang),
overthrow,
lick (informal),
undo,
subdue,
rout,
overpower,
quell,
trounce,
clobber (slang),
vanquish,
repulse,
subjugate,
run rings around (informal),
wipe the floor with (informal),
make mincemeat of (informal),
pip at the post,
outplay,
blow out of the water (slang)
in the sense of lick
Definition
to defeat
He might be able to lick us all in a fair fight.
Synonyms
beat,
defeat,
overcome,
best,
top,
stuff (slang),
tank (slang),
undo,
rout,
excel,
surpass,
outstrip,
outdo,
trounce,
clobber (slang),
vanquish,
run rings around (informal),
wipe the floor with (informal),
blow out of the water (slang)
in the sense of master
Definition
to overcome or defeat
She needs to master her fears of becoming ill.
Synonyms
overcome,
defeat,
suppress,
conquer,
check,
curb,
tame,
lick (informal),
subdue,
overpower,
quash,
quell,
triumph over,
bridle,
vanquish (literary),
subjugate
in the sense of overcome
Definition
to defeat (someone) in a conflict
the satisfaction of overcoming a rival
Synonyms
defeat,
beat,
conquer,
master,
tank (slang),
crush,
overwhelm,
overthrow,
lick (informal),
undo,
subdue,
rout,
overpower,
quell,
triumph over,
best,
get the better of,
trounce,
worst,
clobber (slang),
stuff (slang),
vanquish,
surmount,
subjugate,
prevail over,
wipe the floor with (informal),
make mincemeat of (informal),
blow (someone) out of the water (slang),
come out on top of (informal),
bring (someone) to their knees (informal),
render incapable,
render powerless,
be victorious over,
render helpless
in the sense of overpower
Britain's tennis No.1 yesterday overpowered his American rival.
Synonyms
defeat,
beat,
tank (slang),
crush,
lick (informal),
triumph over,
best,
clobber (slang),
stuff (slang),
vanquish,
be victorious (over),
wipe the floor with (informal),
make mincemeat of (informal),
worst
in the sense of overthrow
Definition
to defeat and replace (a ruler or government) by force
The government was overthrown in a military coup three years ago.
Synonyms
defeat,
beat,
master,
overcome,
crush,
overwhelm,
conquer,
bring down,
oust,
lick (informal),
topple,
subdue,
rout,
overpower,
do away with,
depose,
trounce,
unseat,
vanquish (literary),
subjugate,
dethrone
in the sense of subdue
Definition
to overcome and bring (a person or people) under control by persuasion or force
They admit they have not been able to subdue the rebels.
Synonyms
overcome,
defeat,
master,
break,
control,
discipline,
crush,
humble,
put down,
conquer,
tame,
overpower,
overrun,
trample,
quell,
triumph over,
get the better of,
vanquish (literary),
beat down,
get under control,
get the upper hand over,
gain ascendancy over
in the sense of subjugate
Definition
to bring (a group of people) under one's control
Their costly attempt to subjugate the citizens lasted 10 years.
Synonyms
conquer,
master,
overcome,
defeat,
crush,
suppress,
put down,
overthrow,
tame,
lick (informal),
subdue,
overpower,
quell,
rule over,
enslave,
vanquish (literary),
hold sway over,
bring to heel,
bring (someone) to their knees,
bring under the yoke
in the sense of vanquish
Definition
to defeat (someone) in a battle, contest, or argument
a happy ending in which the hero vanquishes the monsters
Synonyms
defeat,
beat,
conquer,
reduce,
stuff (slang),
master,
tank (slang),
overcome,
crush,
overwhelm,
put down,
lick (informal),
undo,
subdue,
rout,
repress,
overpower,
quell,
triumph over,
clobber (slang),
subjugate,
run rings around (informal),
wipe the floor with (informal),
blow out of the water (slang),
put to flight,
get the upper hand over,
put to rout
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