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В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

I. worse [Brit wəːs, Am wərs] ПРИЛ bad

1. worse (more unsatisfactory, unpleasant):

worse
worse
the next day was worse
the noise is worse
to get worse pressure, noise:
to get worse conditions, weather:
you missed the bus” - “yes, worse luck!”

2. worse (more serious, severe):

worse
peggiore, peggio (than di, che)
it looks worse than it is!
it couldn't be worse!
to go from bad to worse
to get worse illness, conflict:
to get worse illness, conflict:
to get worse patient:
to get worse patient:
to get worse and worse illness, conflict:
to get worse and worse illness, conflict:
to get worse and worse patient:
to get worse and worse patient:
to be made worse

3. worse (of lower standard):

worse
peggiore, peggio (than di, che)
worse than usual

4. worse (more unwell, unhappy):

to feel worse (more ill)
so much the worse for them!

5. worse (more inappropriate):

II. worse [Brit wəːs, Am wərs] СЪЩ

there is worse to come
worse was to follow

III. worse [Brit wəːs, Am wərs] НРЧ badly

1. worse (more unsatisfactorily, incompetently):

worse
peggio (than di, che)
to behave worse

2. worse (more seriously, severely):

worse cough, bleed, vomit

badly <compar. worse, superl. worst> [Brit ˈbadli, Am ˈbædli] НРЧ

1. badly (not well):

badly begin, behave, fit, sleep, teach, treat
badly cooked, educated, fed, equipped, made, managed, worded
to go badly exam, interview, meeting:
to do badly candidate, company:

2. badly (seriously):

badly suffer
badly beat
badly disrupt, affect
badly damaged
badly burnt, hurt

3. badly (urgently):

I. bad <compar. worse, superl. worst> [Brit bad, Am bæd] ПРИЛ

1. bad (poor, inferior, incompetent, unacceptable):

bad harvest, eyesight, memory, cook, father, management
bad answer, decision, idea
bad book
bad spelling
bad joke
to be bad at subject
not bad разг

2. bad (unpleasant, unfavourable, negative):

bad news, time, review, result, forecast, omen, sign
bad day, year, dream, reaction
bad mood, temper, smell

3. bad (morally or socially unacceptable):

bad behaviour, habit, manners, example, influence, reputation
bad person
bad life
bad language, word
dispiacersi, essere addolorato (about per, di)

4. bad (severe, serious):

bad accident, attack, fracture, injury, mistake
bad case

5. bad (harmful, injurious):

6. bad (inappropriate, unsuitable):

bad time, moment, place, example

7. bad (ill, with a weakness or injury):

how are you?” - “not so bad
come va?” - “non c'è male
to be in a bad way разг

8. bad ИКОН:

bad money, note
bad loan
bad insurance claim

9. bad (good):

bad разг

10. bad (rotten):

bad fruit

II. bad [Brit bad, Am bæd] НРЧ Am разг

bad need, want:

III. bad [Brit bad, Am bæd] СЪЩ

1. bad (evil):

Phrases:

IV. bad [Brit bad, Am bæd]

to be in bad Am
to be in bad with sth Am
he's having a bad hair day разг

worse off [Brit wəːs ˈɒf] ПРИЛ

1. worse off (less wealthy):

to be worse off
to end up worse off
I'm £10 a week worse off

2. worse off (in a worse situation):

to be worse off
to be no worse off without sth

I. ill [Brit ɪl, Am ɪl] ПРИЛ

1. ill (having particular illness):

2. ill (nauseous):

II. ill [Brit ɪl, Am ɪl] СЪЩ

1. ill (evil):

2. ill (ailment):

male м

III. ill [Brit ɪl, Am ɪl] НРЧ form

1. ill (badly):

to bode or augur ill for sth liter

2. ill (scarcely):

IV. ill [Brit ɪl, Am ɪl]

ill-favoured, ill-favored [Brit ɪlˈfeɪvəd, Am ˌɪlˈfeɪvərd] ПРИЛ

ill-mannered [Brit, Am] ПРИЛ

ill-judged [Brit, Am ˈɪl ˈˌdʒədʒd] ПРИЛ

ill-disposed [Brit, Am ˈɪl dəˈˌspoʊzd] ПРИЛ

maldisposto (towards verso)

ill-acquainted [ˌɪləˈkweɪntɪd] ПРИЛ

poco familiare (with con)

ill-founded [Brit, Am ˈɪl ˈˌfaʊndəd] ПРИЛ

ill temper [Am ˈˌɪl ˈtɛmpər] СЪЩ

в PONS речника

I. worse [wɜ:rs] ПРИЛ

worse comp of bad

worse
to be worse than
to be even/much worse
from bad to worse
to get worse and worse
to make matters worse
so much the worse for her!
worse luck разг
to get worse
if he gets any worse

II. worse [wɜ:rs] СЪЩ

the worse
to have seen worse
worse was to follow

III. worse [wɜ:rs] НРЧ

worse comp of badly

worse
to do sth worse than
to be worse (off)

I. bad <worse, worst> [bæd] ПРИЛ

1. bad (not good):

tempi м pl duri

2. bad (harmful):

to be bad for sth/sb
nuocere a qc/qu

3. bad (spoiled):

4. bad (unhealthy):

5. bad (serious):

bad accident, mistake

6. bad (severe):

bad pain

Phrases:

to go from bad to worse

II. bad <worse, worst> [bæd] НРЧ разг

III. bad <worse, worst> [bæd] СЪЩ

badly <worse, worst> [ˈbæd·li] НРЧ

1. badly (poorly):

2. badly (in a negative way):

3. badly (very much):

I. ill [ɪl] ПРИЛ

1. ill (sick):

2. ill:

II. ill [ɪl] НРЧ form (badly)

ill-treat [ˌɪl·ˈtri:t] ГЛАГ прх

ill will СЪЩ

ill-treatment [ˌɪl·ˈtri:t·mənt] СЪЩ

ill-conceived ПРИЛ

ill-bred ПРИЛ

ill-advised [ˌɪl·əd·ˈvaɪzd] ПРИЛ

ill-informed [ˈɪl·ɪn·ˌfɔ:md] ПРИЛ

1. ill-informed (wrongly informed):

2. ill-informed (ignorant):

ill-starred ПРИЛ

Present
Iill-treat
youill-treat
he/she/itill-treats
weill-treat
youill-treat
theyill-treat
Past
Iill-treated
youill-treated
he/she/itill-treated
weill-treated
youill-treated
theyill-treated
Present Perfect
Ihaveill-treated
youhaveill-treated
he/she/ithasill-treated
wehaveill-treated
youhaveill-treated
theyhaveill-treated
Past Perfect
Ihadill-treated
youhadill-treated
he/she/ithadill-treated
wehadill-treated
youhadill-treated
theyhadill-treated

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During the year 1843 the air was full of different conspiracies and various other ill-starred attempts at nationalist uprisings were made.
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Either they'd make something of their current, ill-starred lineup or blow it apart and start over.
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He never really recovered from his ill-starred tenure as privacy commissioner.
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That trip bridged 800 years of a tempestuous and ill-starred relationship and for the first time put the former warring neighbors on equal and peaceful footing.
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Cue also a vividly-depicted storm during which occurs the first of a series of misfortunes that will befall the ill-starred couple.
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