Definition of poor-quality in English:

poor-quality

adjective

Of inferior quality.
poor-quality beaches may drive tourists away
illnesses caused by drinking poor-quality water
Example sentencesExamples
- Silver is still regarded by many as unfashionable: the stigma of poor-quality mid-to-late-twentieth-century reproduction silver has been hard to shake off.
- Factory managers often found that the best or only way of fulfilling their plan was to supply poor-quality products.
- They overcharge for poor-quality food and because they are so close to student housing, they can get away with it.
- The project is already three years behind schedule because of poor-quality paving and bureaucratic delays.
- He said he was pleased the officers had taken steps to protect shoppers who spend hard-earned cash on poor-quality fakes.
- But lack of policing, traffic congestion and poor-quality roads and pavements gave cause for concern.
- It devalues good work, and poor-quality writing makes the industry as a whole look amateurish.
- I won't dispute that the availability of poor-quality food is too high.
- We're not talking about poor-quality knockoffs, but products that look and play exactly like the sanctioned versions, which sell for ten times the price.
- Living in poor-quality accommodation is detrimental to their health and wellbeing.

Definition of poor-quality in US English:

poor-quality

adjective

Of a low standard.
poor-quality beaches may drive tourists away
illnesses caused by drinking poor-quality water
Example sentencesExamples
- But lack of policing, traffic congestion and poor-quality roads and pavements gave cause for concern.
- Silver is still regarded by many as unfashionable: the stigma of poor-quality mid-to-late-twentieth-century reproduction silver has been hard to shake off.
- Living in poor-quality accommodation is detrimental to their health and wellbeing.
- He said he was pleased the officers had taken steps to protect shoppers who spend hard-earned cash on poor-quality fakes.
- I won't dispute that the availability of poor-quality food is too high.
- The project is already three years behind schedule because of poor-quality paving and bureaucratic delays.
- It devalues good work, and poor-quality writing makes the industry as a whole look amateurish.
- We're not talking about poor-quality knockoffs, but products that look and play exactly like the sanctioned versions, which sell for ten times the price.
- Factory managers often found that the best or only way of fulfilling their plan was to supply poor-quality products.
- They overcharge for poor-quality food and because they are so close to student housing, they can get away with it.

单词	poor-quality
释义	Definition of poor-quality in English: poor-quality adjective Of inferior quality. poor-quality beaches may drive tourists away illnesses caused by drinking poor-quality water Example sentencesExamples Silver is still regarded by many as unfashionable: the stigma of poor-quality mid-to-late-twentieth-century reproduction silver has been hard to shake off. Factory managers often found that the best or only way of fulfilling their plan was to supply poor-quality products. They overcharge for poor-quality food and because they are so close to student housing, they can get away with it. The project is already three years behind schedule because of poor-quality paving and bureaucratic delays. He said he was pleased the officers had taken steps to protect shoppers who spend hard-earned cash on poor-quality fakes. But lack of policing, traffic congestion and poor-quality roads and pavements gave cause for concern. It devalues good work, and poor-quality writing makes the industry as a whole look amateurish. I won't dispute that the availability of poor-quality food is too high. We're not talking about poor-quality knockoffs, but products that look and play exactly like the sanctioned versions, which sell for ten times the price. Living in poor-quality accommodation is detrimental to their health and wellbeing. Definition of poor-quality in US English: poor-quality adjective Of a low standard. poor-quality beaches may drive tourists away illnesses caused by drinking poor-quality water Example sentencesExamples But lack of policing, traffic congestion and poor-quality roads and pavements gave cause for concern. Silver is still regarded by many as unfashionable: the stigma of poor-quality mid-to-late-twentieth-century reproduction silver has been hard to shake off. Living in poor-quality accommodation is detrimental to their health and wellbeing. He said he was pleased the officers had taken steps to protect shoppers who spend hard-earned cash on poor-quality fakes. I won't dispute that the availability of poor-quality food is too high. The project is already three years behind schedule because of poor-quality paving and bureaucratic delays. It devalues good work, and poor-quality writing makes the industry as a whole look amateurish. We're not talking about poor-quality knockoffs, but products that look and play exactly like the sanctioned versions, which sell for ten times the price. Factory managers often found that the best or only way of fulfilling their plan was to supply poor-quality products. They overcharge for poor-quality food and because they are so close to student housing, they can get away with it.
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