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🔑 badlyBrE /ˈbædli/NAmE /ˈbædli/ adverb (worse, worst) 🔑 not skilfully or not carefully 拙劣地;差;不认真仔细◆to play/sing badly 表演/唱得不好◆badly designed/organized 设计/组织得很差 OPP well 🔑 not successfully 不成功地;受挫◆Things have been going badly. 事情进展得不顺利。◆I did badly (= was not successful) in my exams. 我考得不好。 OPP well 🔑 not in an acceptable way 未能令人满意◆to behave/sleep badly 表现差;睡得不好◆badly paid/treated 报酬低微;受虐待◆The kids took the dog's death very badly (= they were very unhappy). 孩子们对狗的死感到很难过。 OPP well 🔑 in a way that makes people get a bad opinion about sth 给人坏的印象;负面地◆The economic crisis reflects badly on the government's policies. 经济危机反映出政府政策不如人意的一面。◆She's only trying to help, so don't think badly of her. 她只是想帮忙,所以别把她想得太坏。 OPP well 🔑 used to emphasize how much you want, need, etc. sb/sth 很;非常◆The building is badly in need of repair. 这栋楼急需维修。◆They wanted to win so badly. 他们求胜心切。◆I miss her badly. 我十分想念她。🔑 used to emphasize how serious a situation or an event is 严重地;厉害地◆badly damaged/injured/hurt 损坏/伤势/伤害严重◆The country has been badly affected by recession. 该国受到经济衰退的严重影响。◆Everything's gone badly wrong! 一切都糟透了! |