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bad /bæd/ Most idioms containing bad are at the entries for the nouns or verbs in the idioms, for example bad blood is at blood . 大多数含 bad 的习语列在该类习语中的名词或动词相关词条下,如 bad blood 在词条 blood 下。 ► SEE ALLcan’t be badhave got it badmy badnot (so/too) badtake the bad with the good(it’s) too bad ●can’t be bad (spoken) used to try to persuade sb to agree that sth is good (尽力说服某人时说)不会有错,没有什么不好◆You’ll save fifty dollars, which can’t be bad, can it? 你可以省下五十美元,没什么不好,是吧?●have got it ˈbad (informal, humorous) be very much in love 深陷情网不能自拔◆You’re not seeing him again tonight, are you? That’s five times this week — you’ve got it bad! 今晚你不是又要去见他吧?这一周已经五次了。你陷得太深了。●ˈmy bad (NAmE, informal) used when you are admitting that sth is your fault or that you have made a mistake 是我的错;我错了◆I’m sorry — my bad. 对不起,我错了。◆No, it’s my bad. I’m the one that got caught taking stuff. 不,那是我的错。是我在偷东西的时候被人抓了。●not (so/too) ˈbad (spoken) quite good (还)不坏,不错;很好◆‘How are you feeling today?’ ‘Not too bad, thanks.’ “今天感觉怎么样?”“还不错,谢谢。”◆Some of his recent books are really not bad. 他最近的一些书还真不赖。●take the ˌbad with the ˈgoodaccept the bad aspects of sth as well as the good ones 好坏方面都接受◆You must learn to take the bad with the good in this job. Things don’t always go as well as you think they should. 做这项工作时必须学会既能接受顺境又能承受逆境。事情并不总是能尽如人意。●(it’s) too ˈbad (spoken) 1. used to show sympathy or disappointment (表示同情或失望)太遗憾了◆It’s too bad you can’t come to the party. 你不能来参加聚会,真是太遗憾了。2. used to show that you are not sympathetic (表示并无同情之意)可惜◆I know you don’t want me to go. Well, too bad, I’m going! 我知道你不希望我走。可是,很不幸,我要走了。 |