bad的英文釋義Noun 1. that which is below standard or expectations as of ethics or decency;
take the bad with the goodAdjective 1. having undesirable or negative qualities;
a bad report cardhis sloppy appearance made a bad impressiona bad little boyclothes in bad shapea bad cutbad luckthe news was very badthe reviews were badthe pay is badit was a bad light for readingthe movie was a bad choice2. very intense;
a bad headachein a big ragehad a big (or bad) shocka bad earthquakea bad storm3. feeling physical discomfort or pain (`tough' is occasionally used colloquially for `bad');
my throat feels badshe felt bad all overhe was feeling tough after a restless night4. (of foodstuffs) not in an edible or usable condition;
bad meata refrigerator full of spoilt food5. not capable of being collected;
a bad (or uncollectible) debt6. below average in quality or performance;
a bad chess playera bad recital7. nonstandard;
so-called bad grammar8. not financially safe or secure;
a bad investmenthigh risk investmentsanything that promises to pay too much can't help being riskyspeculative business enterprises9. physically unsound or diseased;
has a bad backa bad heartbad teethan unsound limbunsound teeth10. capable of harming;
bad habitsbad airsmoking is bad for you11. keenly sorry or regretful;
felt bad about letting the team downwas sorry that she had treated him so badlyfelt bad about breaking the vase12. characterized by wickedness or immorality;
led a very bad life13. reproduced fraudulently;
like a bad penny...a forged twenty dollar bill14. not working properly;
a bad telephone connectiona defective applianceAdverb 1. with great intensity (`bad' is a nonstandard variant for `badly');
the injury hurt badlythe buildings were badly shakenit hurts badwe need water bad2. very much; strongly;
I wanted it badly enough to work hard for itthe cables had sagged badlythey were badly in need of helphe wants a bicycle so bad he can taste it