英语词汇“ill”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	ill
释义	Contents adjective (2) ill (NOT WELL) ill (BAD) adverb (1) ill (1) noun (1) ill (1) prefix (1) ill- (1) Contents adjective (2) ill (NOT HEALTHY) ill (BAD) adverb (1) ill (BADLY) noun (1) ill (PROBLEM) English American illadjective uk/ɪl/us/ɪl/ ill adjective (NOT WELL) A2 [ not usually before noun ] not feeling well, or suffering from a disease: I felt ill so I went home. He's been ill with meningitis. Sophia fell ill/was taken ill (= became ill) while on holiday. He is critically (= very badly) ill in hospital. More examples He was very ill for a while but he's all right now. She felt quite ill from exhaustion. Don't talk nonsense! She's far too ill to return to work! It was a shock to see him looking so ill. Badly cooked shellfish can make you seriously ill. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Not fit & healthy bedridden critical list crook danger list dehydrated emaciated far gone frailty groggy infirmity insufficiency knock malaise not agree with sb idiom off-colour organic relapse shadow sick starved See more results » ill adjective (BAD) C1 [ before noun ] formal or old-fashioned bad: ill health Did you experience any ill effects from the treatment? Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Not of good quality a miserable, poor, etc. excuse for sth idiom apology atrocious awfully badly be an apology for sth idiom clunky come/be a poor second, third, etc. idiom downscale inadequacy inadequate motley mouldy not set the world on fire idiom tacky unappetizing unattractive unimpressed weak sauce worst See more results » Idiom(s) be ill at ease it's an ill wind (that blows nobody any good) illadverb uk/ɪl/us/ɪl/ literary badly: He treated her very ill. speak ill of sb formal or old-fashioned to say unkind things about someone: I realize one shouldn't speak ill of the dead. augur/bode ill formal or old-fashioned to be a sign of bad things in the future: This weather bodes ill for the garden party tonight. can ill afford (to do sth) formal or old-fashioned If you can ill afford to do something, it will cause problems for you if you do it: We can ill afford to lose another member of staff. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Not of good quality a miserable, poor, etc. excuse for sth idiom apology atrocious awfully badly be an apology for sth idiom clunky come/be a poor second, third, etc. idiom downscale inadequacy inadequate motley mouldy not set the world on fire idiom tacky unappetizing unattractive unimpressed weak sauce worst See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Critical & uncomplimentary Predicting things and intuition Merely and barely illnoun uk/ɪl/us/ɪl/ [ U ] formal or old-fashioned harm: I wish her no ill. [ C usually plural ] a problem: There seems to be no cure for the country's economic/social ills. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Damaging and spoiling adulterate alloy at the expense of sb idiom at-risk bandh bang up sb/sth foul gild the lily idiom gloss gnaw gnaw away at sth go west idiom goonda ravages ruin scourge shatter *shoot sth* up sour tell on sb See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Difficult things and people ill-prefix uk/ɪl-/us/ɪl-/ in a way that is bad or not suitable: ill-prepared an ill-judged remark Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Linguistics: morphology & parts of words -athon -ative -ee -ese combining form compound disyllabic est monosyllabic monosyllable particle polysyllabic portmanteau word prefix s stem syllable that'd that'll that's See more results » I'll uk/aɪl/us/aɪl/ short form of I shall or I will: I'll be there at 6.00. illadjective us/ɪl/ ill adjective (NOT HEALTHY) comparative worse, superlative worst having a disease or feeling as if your body or mind has been harmed by not being able to work as it should: I felt ill, so I went home. ill adjective (BAD) [ not gradable ] bad: Did you experience any ill effects from the treatment? Idiom(s) ill at ease illadverb [ not gradable ] us/ɪl/ ill adverb [ not gradable ] (BADLY) badly, with great difficulty, or certainly not: They could ill afford to lose all that money. illnoun [ C usually plural ] us/ɪl/ ill noun [ C usually plural ] (PROBLEM) a problem or difficulty: We thought we could solve all the community's ills and we have failed. I’ll us/ɑɪl/ contraction of I will or I shall:** I’ll want to see your tax records. I’ll be on vacation next week.
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