bad

بازگشت به کلمات قبلي....بازگشت به واژه badkeep bad hours
of a bad origin
the well was a bad producer
to be enslave to a bad habit
to call bad names
to fall into a bad habit
to go to the bad
to keep lateٹor bad ٹhours
to run into a bad practice
use bad language
with a bad grace

کلمات مرتبط(bad):بازگشت به واژه bada bad egg
a bad loser
a bad lot
a bad shot
bad (or base)money
bad bishop
bad blood
bad break
bad cheque
bad conduct
bad conduct discharge (bcd)
bad debt
bad dept
bad f.
bad faith
bad feeling
bad fortune
bad hat
bad intention
bad lands
bad language
bad luck
bad money
bad nip
bad page break
bad principled
bad record
bad reputation
bad sector
bad soil
bad tempered
call bad names
go bad
he is a bad husband
he took to bad habits
i am in a bad f.
i hsd a bad night
iam in bad (orgreat)need
in a bad order
in bad repair
it gives off a bad odour
it is indicative of bad luck
it is not half badادامه واژه‌هاي مرتبط(12)

)P.of bid(زمان ماضى قديمى فعلbid ، :)adj.& n.& adv.(بد،زشت ،ناصحيح ،بى اعتبار،نامساعد،مضر،زيان اور،بداخلاق ،شرير،بدکار،بدخو،لاوصولکلمات مرتبط(54)


bad check چک بي محل

bad debts مطالبات غير قابل وصول، مطالبات سوخت شده

bad faith سوء نيت، تزوير، خيانت

bad paper برات نکولي يا سفته واخواستي يا مشکوک الوصول


(bid of. P) زمان ماضی قدیمی فعل bid، (.adv and .n and .adj): بد، زشت، ناصحیح، بیاعتبار، نامساعد، مضر، زیان آور، بداخلاق، شریر، بدکار، بدخو، لاوصول.


bad

Từ điển Collocation

bad adj.

1 not good; serious

VERBS be, look, sound | become, get The weather got very bad later in the day.

ADV. extremely, really, very | enough Things are bad enough without our own guns shelling us. | fairly, pretty, quite, rather John's in a pretty bad mood this morning.

PREP. at He's really bad at maths. | for Smoking is very bad for you.

2 not safe to eat

VERBS be, look, smell, taste The sausages tasted bad. | go, turn This meat has gone bad.

3 guilty/sorry

VERBS feel

ADV. really, very | enough I feel bad enough without you constantly telling me how it was all my fault! | fairly, pretty, quite, rather

PREP. about She felt pretty bad about leaving him.


Từ điển WordNet

    n.

  • that which is below standard or expectations as of ethics or decency; badness

    take the bad with the good

    adj.

  • having undesirable or negative qualities

    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

  • very intense; big

    a bad headache

    in a big rage

    had a big (or bad) shock

    a bad earthquake

    a bad storm

  • feeling physical discomfort or pain (`tough' is occasionally used colloquially for `bad'); tough

    my throat feels bad

    she felt bad all over

    he was feeling tough after a restless night

  • (of foodstuffs) not in an edible or usable condition; spoiled, spoilt

    bad meat

    a refrigerator full of spoilt food

  • feeling or expressing regret or sorrow or a sense of loss over something done or undone; regretful, sorry

    felt regretful over his vanished youth

    regretful over mistakes she had made

    he felt bad about breaking the vase

  • not capable of being collected; uncollectible

    a bad (or uncollectible) debt

  • below average in quality or performance

    a bad chess player

    a bad recital

  • nonstandard

    so-called bad grammar

  • not financially safe or secure; risky, high-risk, speculative

    a bad investment

    high risk investments

    anything that promises to pay too much can't help being risky

    speculative business enterprises

  • physically unsound or diseased; unfit, unsound

    has a bad back

    a bad heart

    bad teeth

    an unsound limb

    unsound teeth

  • capable of harming

    bad habits

    bad air

    smoking is bad for you

  • characterized by wickedness or immorality; immoral

    led a very bad life

  • reproduced fraudulently; forged

    like a bad penny...

    a forged twenty dollar bill

  • not working properly; defective

    a bad telephone connection

    a defective appliance

    adv.

  • with great intensity (`bad' is a nonstandard variant for `badly'); badly

    the injury hurt badly

    the buildings were badly shaken

    it hurts bad

    we need water bad

  • very much; strongly; badly

    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


English Slang Dictionary

1. see my bad
2. crack cocaine
3. (US Black) good, exciting

Microsoft Computer Dictionary

adj. Acronym for broken as designed. Derogatory jargon for a product or device that consistently fails to work.

File Extension Dictionary

Brutus Application Definition File (HooBie Inc.)
Oracle BAD File
Rime Mailer Address File

English Synonym and Antonym Dictionary

worse|worst
syn.: evil unfavorable wrong

ant.: good