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Bad
schlecht

в словаре PONS

I. bad <worse, worst> [bæd] ПРИЛ.

1. bad (inferior, of low quality):

bad
not bad!
not half bad! разг.
[gar] nicht übel! разг.

2. bad (incompetent):

bad
to be bad at sth

3. bad:

bad (difficult)
a bad dream
bad news
a bad smell
bad times

4. bad (objectionable):

bad person, character, manners
a bad egg перенос. разг.
a bad habit
sb's bad points
to be a bad sport

5. bad:

bad (naughty)
böse <böser, am bösesten>
bad blood
[to act] in bad faith

6. bad (pity):

bad
too bad
zu schade [o. разг. dumm]

7. bad (regretful):

to feel bad about sth
sich вин. wegen einer S. род. schlecht fühlen

8. bad (unfortunate):

bad decision
bad decision
bad luck
Pech ср. <-(e)s> kein pl

9. bad (harmful):

bad
bad
to be bad for sb
to be bad for sb's health

10. bad (spoiled):

bad food
bad food
bad перенос. atmosphere, reputation
to go bad
verderben <verdarb, verdorben>
to go bad

11. bad (serious):

bad
a bad crime
a bad debt
a bad storm
to be nowhere near as bad as ...

12. bad МЕД.:

bad
I feel bad
to have a bad leg
to have bad skin [or a bad complexion]

13. bad (not valid):

bad cheque
falsch <falscher, am falschesten>

14. bad америк. жарг. (cool):

bad
bad

Выражения:

to give sth up as a bad job брит.
etw abschreiben разг. перенос.
sb has it bad жарг.
jdn hat es schwer erwischt разг. шутл.

II. bad <worse, worst> [bæd] НАРЕЧ. разг.

bad
sehr <mehr, am meisten>
to need sth [real] bad
to want sth bad

III. bad <worse, worst> [bæd] СУЩ. no pl

1. bad (ill luck):

2. bad (evil):

bad
Schlechte(s) ср.
the bad
the bad (people)

3. bad (immoral state):

to go to the bad

4. bad (debt):

to be in the bad

5. bad (mistake):

bad
Fehler м. <-s, ->

6. bad (disfavour):

to be in bad with sb
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bad СУЩ.

my bad! разг.

bad ˈcheque СУЩ. ФИНАНС.

bad cheque

bad ˈbreak СУЩ.

1. bad break ЛИНГВ.:

bad break

2. bad break разг. (bad luck):

bad break
Pech ср. <-(e)s> kein pl
another bad break for ...

bad-ˈtem·pered ПРИЛ.

bad-tempered (in a bad mood)
bad-tempered (in a bad mood)
übellaunig разг.
bad-tempered (in a bad mood)
австр. a. grantig

ˈbad boy СУЩ. (rebel)

the bad boy of sth
das Enfant terrible einer S. род. высок.

ˈbad debt provision СУЩ.

bid1 <-dd-, bid [or bade], bid [or bidden]> [bɪd] ГЛ. перех. офиц. (tell)

1. bid (greet sb):

to bid sb sth
jdm etw wünschen
jdm Lebewohl sagen высок.

2. bid устар. (command):

to bid sb [to] do sth
jdn etw tun heißen высок.
er hieß sie sofort gehen высок.

3. bid устар. (invite):

to bid sb to sth
jdn zu etw дат. laden высок.

I. bid2 [bɪd] (offer) СУЩ.

1. bid:

Angebot ср. <-(es), -e>
Gebot ср. <-(e)s, -e>
bid ТОРГ.
Kaufangebot ср. <-(e)s, -e>
für etw вин. ein Angebot machen

2. bid (attempt):

Versuch м. <-(e)s, -e>

3. bid КАРТЫ:

Ansage ж. <-, -n>

II. bid2 <-dd-, bid, bid> [bɪd] (offer) ГЛ. неперех.

1. bid (offer money):

bieten <bietet, bot, geboten>

2. bid (tender):

3. bid КАРТЫ:

4. bid ИНФОРМ.:

III. bid2 <-dd-, bid, bid> [bɪd] (offer) ГЛ. перех.

to bid sth
etw bieten
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bad hair day СУЩ.

bad hair day разг.

PONS Словарь терминов по банкам, финансам и страхованию

bad cheque СУЩ. БАНК.

bad cheque

global bad-debt provision СУЩ. БУХГ.

bad debt provisioning СУЩ. БУХГ.

bid3 СУЩ.

1. bid РЫН. КОНКУР.:

Bid м.
Gebot ср.

2. bid ИНВЕСТ., ФИН.:

bid guarantee СУЩ. ЭКОН.

bid price СУЩ. СТРАХОВ.

bid value СУЩ. ФИНАНС.

takeover bid СУЩ. РЫН. КОНКУР.

bid rate СУЩ. ФИНАНС.

bid price СУЩ. ФИНАНС.

Present
Ibid
youbid
he/she/itbids
webid
youbid
theybid
Past
Ibid / bade
youbid / bade
he/she/itbid / bade
webid / bade
youbid / bade
theybid / bade
Present Perfect
Ihavebid / bidden
youhavebid / bidden
he/she/ithasbid / bidden
wehavebid / bidden
youhavebid / bidden
theyhavebid / bidden
Past Perfect
Ihadbid / bidden
youhadbid / bidden
he/she/ithadbid / bidden
wehadbid / bidden
youhadbid / bidden
theyhadbid / bidden

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She became a bit of a punch bag and a bit of a bad gag.
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His more sustained work sometimes displays a bad selection of measure; and his occasional poetryepistles, eclogues, elegies, etc. --is injured by its vast volume.
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In such (copyright) cases, prevailing defendants seeking recompense were bound to show that the original suit was frivolous or made in bad faith.
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Yet even if stasis is common why suppose that this is bad news for the extrapolationist orthodoxy?
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She has bad news: despite the class being especially aimed at socializing disruptive students, they still have to follow the school board's missive that they teach to the upcoming test.
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