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adj. 1. \worse (than sth/ doing sth) муу, их муу, хамгийн муу. The situation is getting \worse. Байдал хүндэрч байна. 2. лагшин муу байх. My sister is \worse today. Өнөөдөр эгчийн бие муу байна. sb`s bark is worse than bite come off worse/ worst тэмцээнд ялагдах; бусдаас илүү хохирох. go from bad to worse ягтаа тулах. worse luck! ёстой аз нь хаясан юм! adv. -ээс муу, муухан, тааруухан. She sings much \worse than her sister. Тэр эгчээсээ их муу дуулдаг. be worse off урьдхаасаа илүү ядрах, зовох. I`ve only broken my arm, other patients are far \worse off than me. Би ганц гараа хугалсан бол бусад өвчтнүүд надаас хавьгүй илүү гэмтэлтэй юм. be none the worse ер гэмтэж бэртээгүй, эсэн мэнд. be the worse for drink согтуу хөлчүү байх. the worse for wear 1. хуучир муудсан, ашиглах аргагүй байх. My old dictonary is looking a bit the \worse for wear. Миний хуучин толь бичиг ашиглах аргагүй болсон байна. 2. согтуу, хөлчүү. Bill came home from the office party considerably the \worse for wear. Ажлынхаа үдэшлэгнээс Билл нилээн больчихсон ирсэн шүү. worsen v. улам муудах. a steadily \worseing economic situation эргэлт буцалтгүй муудаж буй эдийн засгийн байдал.
См. также в других словарях:
worse off — adj [not before noun] 1.) if you are worse off, you have less money ≠ ↑better off ▪ The rent increases will leave us worse off. worse off than ▪ I don t think we re any worse off than a lot of other people. 2.) in a worse situation ▪ People in… … Dictionary of contemporary English
worse off — adjective 1. ) in a worse situation than you were before, or than someone else is now: There is always somebody worse off than yourself. 2. ) having less money than other people or than you had before: These pay cuts will leave employees up to $3 … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
worse off — ► worse off less fortunate or prosperous. Main Entry: ↑worse … English terms dictionary
worse off — Financially poorer • • • Main Entry: ↑worse … Useful english dictionary
worse off doing something — be better/worse off (doing sth) idiom to be in a better or worse situation • She s better off without him. • The weather was so bad we d have been better off staying at home. • We can t be any worse off than we are already. Main entry: ↑ … Useful english dictionary
worse off than something — be ˌworse ˈoff (than sb/sth) idiom to be poorer, unhappier, etc. than before or than sb else • The increase in taxes means that we ll be £30 a month worse off than before. • I ve only broken my arm; other people are far worse off than me.… … Useful english dictionary
worse off than somebody — be ˌworse ˈoff (than sb/sth) idiom to be poorer, unhappier, etc. than before or than sb else • The increase in taxes means that we ll be £30 a month worse off than before. • I ve only broken my arm; other people are far worse off than me.… … Useful english dictionary
worse off — adjective (not before noun) 1 having less money than before or than someone else; poorer: The tax increases will leave us worse off. 2 in a worse situation than before or than someone else: The factories on the east bank of the river were even… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
worse off — UK / US adjective 1) in a worse situation than you were before, or than someone else is now There is always somebody worse off than yourself. 2) having less money than other people or than you had before Pensioners will be worse off by £16 a week … English dictionary
ˌworse ˈoff — adj 1) in a worse situation than someone else, or than before Ant: better off 2) having less money than someone else, or than before Ant: better off … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
worse off — less fortunate or prosperous. → worse … English new terms dictionary
