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bad adjective 1not good; serious 坏；糟糕VERBS | ADVERB | PREPOSITION | PHRASES VERBSbe, look, sound 糟糕；看上去不好；听起来不妙get 变得糟糕◆The weather got very bad later in the day.那天晚些时候天气变得很坏。ADVERBextremely, fairly, very, etc. 极为／相当／非常糟糕◆John's in a pretty bad mood this morning.今早约翰心情很不好。appallingly (especially BrE) , incredibly, terribly, truly, unbelievably 极其／不可思议地／非常／实在／难以置信地糟糕embarrassingly, laughably (especially BrE) 糟糕得令人困窘／可笑◆The service was laughably bad.服务糟糕得可笑。especially, particularly 尤其／特别糟糕◆He is particularly bad at remembering names.他尤其不擅长记人名。notoriously 出了名地糟糕◆Jim was a notoriously bad driver.吉姆的开车技术出名地糟糕。enough 够糟糕的◆Things are bad enough without our own guns shelling us.即便我们的炮弹没有落在自己人身上，情况也已经够糟糕的了。equally 同样糟糕◆The problem is equally bad in many other countries.这个问题在其他许多国家也是同样糟糕。inherently 本身就很糟糕◆Watching television is not inherently bad for children.对孩子而言，看电视本身并不是坏事。PREPOSITIONat 在⋯方面糟糕◆He's really bad at languages.他在语言方面确实很差。for 对⋯有害◆Smoking is very bad for you.吸烟对你害处很大。PHRASESnot half bad (= good) 很不错◆I saw him yesterday, and he wasn't looking half bad.我昨天看见他了，他看起来状态很不错。 |