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

Bad

nnoun.attributethat which is below standard or expectations as of ethics or decency

Synset:badness

Examples:

take the bad with the good

Antonyms:goodgoodness

Derivationally Related Form:bad

Hypernyms:quality

Inherited Hypernyms:badqualityattributeabstractionentity

Direct Hyponyms:evilinadvisabilityliabilityundesirabilityunsoundnessunworthinessworse

Full Hyponyms:

adjadj.allhaving undesirable or negative qualities

Attributes:quality

Examples:

a bad report card
his sloppy appearance made a bad impression
a bad little boy
clothes in bad shape
a bad cut
bad luck
the news was very bad
the reviews were bad
the pay is bad
it was a bad light for reading
the movie was a bad choice

Antonyms:good

Derivationally Related Form:badness

Inherited Hypernyms:bad

Similar to:abominable atrocious awful dreadful painful terrible unspeakable corked corky deplorable distressing lamentable pitiful sad sorry fearful frightful hard tough hopeless horrid crappy icky lousy rotten shitty stinking stinky ill incompetent unskilled mediocre naughty negative pretty no-good rubber severe swingeing uncool unsuitable

See also:disobedient evil unfavorable unfavourable worse worst

adj satadj.allvery intense

Synset:big

Examples:

a bad headache
in a big rage
had a big (or bad) shock
a bad earthquake
a bad storm

Antonyms:mild

Derivationally Related Form:badness

Inherited Hypernyms:bad

Similar to:intense

adj satadj.allfeeling physical discomfort or pain ('tough' is occasionally used colloquially for 'bad')

Domain Usage:colloquialism

Synset:tough

Examples:

my throat feels bad
she felt bad all over
he was feeling tough after a restless night

Antonyms:comfortable

Derivationally Related Form:badness

Inherited Hypernyms:bad

Similar to:uncomfortable

adj satadj.all(of foodstuffs) not in an edible or usable condition

Synset:spoiled spoilt

Examples:

bad meat
a refrigerator full of spoilt food

Antonyms:fresh

Inherited Hypernyms:bad

Similar to:stale

adjadj.allfeeling or expressing regret or sorrow or a sense of loss over something done or undone

Synset:regretful sorry

Examples:

felt regretful over his vanished youth
regretful over mistakes she had made
he felt bad about breaking the vase

Antonyms:unregretful

Inherited Hypernyms:regretful

单词	bad
释义	Bad nnoun.attributethat which is below standard or expectations as of ethics or decency Synset:badness Examples: take the bad with the good Antonyms:goodgoodness Derivationally Related Form:bad Hypernyms:quality Inherited Hypernyms:badqualityattributeabstractionentity Direct Hyponyms:evilinadvisabilityliabilityundesirabilityunsoundnessunworthinessworse Full Hyponyms: awkwardnessbasenesscatchdefectdisadvantagedrawbackevilfour horsemeninadvisabilityinauspiciousnessinexpedienceinferiorityliabilitylimitationlosspenaltyscandalousnessshamefulnessundesirabilityunfavorablenessunprofitablenessunsoundnessunworthinessweak pointworse adjadj.allhaving undesirable or negative qualities Attributes:quality Examples: a bad report card his sloppy appearance made a bad impression a bad little boy clothes in bad shape a bad cut bad luck the news was very bad the reviews were bad the pay is bad it was a bad light for reading the movie was a bad choice Antonyms:good Derivationally Related Form:badness Inherited Hypernyms:bad Similar to:abominable atrocious awful dreadful painful terrible unspeakable corked corky deplorable distressing lamentable pitiful sad sorry fearful frightful hard tough hopeless horrid crappy icky lousy rotten shitty stinking stinky ill incompetent unskilled mediocre naughty negative pretty no-good rubber severe swingeing uncool unsuitable See also:disobedient evil unfavorable unfavourable worse worst adj satadj.allvery intense Synset:big Examples: a bad headache in a big rage had a big (or bad) shock a bad earthquake a bad storm Antonyms:mild Derivationally Related Form:badness Inherited Hypernyms:bad Similar to:intense adj satadj.allfeeling physical discomfort or pain ('tough' is occasionally used colloquially for 'bad') Domain Usage:colloquialism Synset:tough Examples: my throat feels bad she felt bad all over he was feeling tough after a restless night Antonyms:comfortable Derivationally Related Form:badness Inherited Hypernyms:bad Similar to:uncomfortable adj satadj.all(of foodstuffs) not in an edible or usable condition Synset:spoiled spoilt Examples: bad meat a refrigerator full of spoilt food Antonyms:fresh Inherited Hypernyms:bad Similar to:stale adjadj.allfeeling or expressing regret or sorrow or a sense of loss over something done or undone Synset:regretful sorry Examples: felt regretful over his vanished youth regretful over mistakes she had made he felt bad about breaking the vase Antonyms:unregretful Inherited Hypernyms:regretful See also:penitent repentant adj satadj.allnot capable of being collected Synset:uncollectible Examples: a bad (or uncollectible) debt Antonyms:valid Inherited Hypernyms:bad Similar to:invalid adj satadj.allbelow average in quality or performance Examples: a bad chess player a bad recital Antonyms:superior Derivationally Related Form:badness Inherited Hypernyms:bad Similar to:inferior adj satadj.allnonstandard Topic:linguistics Domain Usage:colloquialism Examples: so-called bad grammar Antonyms:standard Inherited Hypernyms:bad Similar to:nonstandard adj satadj.allnot financially safe or secure Synset:high-risk risky speculative Examples: a bad investment high risk investments anything that promises to pay too much can't help being risky speculative business enterprises Antonyms:sound Derivationally Related Form:riskinessspeculatespeculativenessrisk Inherited Hypernyms:bad Similar to:unsound adj satadj.allphysically unsound or diseased Synset:unfit unsound Examples: has a bad back a bad heart bad teeth an unsound limb unsound teeth Antonyms:healthy Derivationally Related Form:unsoundnessunfitness Inherited Hypernyms:bad Similar to:unhealthy adj satadj.allcapable of harming Examples: bad air smoking is bad for you Antonyms:harmless Inherited Hypernyms:bad Similar to:harmful adj satadj.allcharacterized by wickedness or immorality Examples: led a very bad life Antonyms:good Derivationally Related Form:badness Inherited Hypernyms:bad Similar to:evil adj satadj.allreproduced fraudulently Synset:forged Examples: like a bad penny... a forged twenty dollar bill Antonyms:genuine Inherited Hypernyms:bad Similar to:counterfeit imitative adj satadj.allnot working properly Synset:defective Examples: a bad telephone connection a defective appliance Antonyms:functioning Derivationally Related Form:defectiveness Inherited Hypernyms:bad Similar to:malfunctioning nonfunctional advadv.allwith great intensity ('bad' is a nonstandard variant for 'badly') Synset:badly Examples: the injury hurt badly the buildings were badly shaken it hurts bad we need water bad Pertainyms:bad Inherited Hypernyms:badly advadv.allvery much; strongly Synset:badly Examples: I wanted it badly enough to work hard for it the cables had sagged badly they were badly in need of help he wants a bicycle so bad he can taste it Inherited Hypernyms:badly
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