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Перевод: bad

[прилагательное]
плохой; нехороший; дурной; скверный; безнравственный; развращенный; испорченный; недоброкачественный; больной; вредный; недействительный; сильный; грубый; злоебучий [неценз.];
[наречие]
дурно; нехорошо;
[существительное]
несчастье; разорение; гибель ; неудача ; убыток ; дефицит

Тезаурус:

1. Besides being bad for Mrs Thatcher personally, it appeared to be almost the worst possible result for the party as a whole since it made inevitable a further week of damaging internecine strife.
2. To recap, idealized "good" relationships (often the product of fantasy) are unconsciously separated from the "bad" relationships in which failure, anger, depression and other negatively connoted feelings are experienced.
3. The quickest way to get a smack in the chops around here, is to bad mouth Runner in front of Cissy Rowles."
4. Bad luck on the Liberal Flemish Freedom and Progress Party (PVV) and the Francophone Liberal Reform Party (PRL), who got left out and with a handful of other minority parties make up a discordant opposition.
5. If the Cubans and Nicaraguans become his primary support groups, it will be a very bad situation," Mr Andy Messing, a former US Special Forces officer who trained in Panama, said yesterday.
6. Anyway, it's not a bad amp, but the one I've got at home is much better.
7. It is in respect of bad human behaviour generally that the almost complete absence of condemnation from organised religion is so deplorable.
8. Bob Ferrier on a bad week for the men in the hot seat
9. Monday, May 20th: C bad again.
10. Bad news was a daily ration in June 1940.
11. French banks have also seen their bad debts rise swiftly.
12. It would put them in an impossible position if a legally-binding Living Will demanded what they considered unethical or bad medical practice.
13. That is when I would hope to be able to draw upon this philosophy and see the bad times through.