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1 неприспособленный
ill-adapted, ill-equippedРусско-английский словарь по этологии (поведению животных) > неприспособленный
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2 плохо
1.1. прил. кратк. см. плохой2. предик. безл. that's bad*2.ему плохо — he is very ill; he's in a bad way разг.
1. нареч. bad(ly)*плохо себя чувствовать — feel* bad* / unwell
это плохо пахнет — it smells bad*
плохо обращаться (с тв.) — ill-use (d.), ill-treat (d.)
получить плохо (по дт.) — get* a bad mark (for)
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одно плохо — just one thing wrong, just one troubleплохо лежать — lie* in temptation's way
плохо кончить — come* to a bad end
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3 плохо
I1) кратк. прил. см. плохой2) предик. безл. it's badпло́хо, что — (it's) too bad (+ clause), what's bad is (that + clause)
пло́хо, что вы э́того не зна́ете — too bad you don't know this
3) предик. безл. (дт.; о плохом самочувствии) unwellему́ пло́хо — he is unwell, he is not well
II нареч.мне сде́лалось / ста́ло пло́хо — I felt unwell; I felt sick амер.
1) ( неудовлетворительно) bad(ly), poorlyпло́хо себя́ чу́вствовать — feel unwell
пло́хо вести́ себя́ — behave badly
пло́хо обраща́ться (с тв.) — treat (d) badly, ill-treat (d)
пло́хо приспосо́бленный — ill-adapted
2) ( отрицательно) unfavourablyпло́хо ду́мать о ком-л — have a low opinion of smb
вы сли́шком пло́хо обо мне ду́маете — you judge me unfairly
3) сущ. нескл. ( отметка) bad markполучи́ть "пло́хо" (по дт.) — get a bad mark (for)
••пло́хо ко́нчить — come to a bad end
пло́хо лежа́ть — lie in temptation's [-m't-] way
брать всё, что пло́хо лежи́т — steal anything which isn't carefully watched [isn't secured; isn't nailed down]
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