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ill [ɪl](a) (sick, unwell) malade;∎ to fall or to be taken ill tomber malade;∎ seriously ill gravement malade;∎ the smell makes me ill l'odeur me rend malade;∎ I feel ill just thinking about it rien que d'y penser, j'en suis malade∎ he is critically ill with stab wounds il est dans un état critique après avoir reçu de nombreux coups de couteau∎ ill fortune, ill luck malheur m, malchance f;∎ the ill effects of alcohol les effets mpl néfastes de l'alcool;∎ ill deeds méfaits mpl;∎ a house of ill repute une maison mal famée;∎ proverb it's an ill wind that blows nobody any good à quelque chose malheur est bon2 noun∎ to think/speak ill of sb penser/dire du mal de qn;∎ for good or ill (whatever happens) quoi qu'il arrive(b) (difficulty, trouble) malheur m;∎ the nation's ills les malheurs mpl du pays∎ I have suffered no ill at his hands il ne m'a fait aucun tort3 adverb∎ we can ill afford these luxuries ce sont des luxes que nous pouvons difficilement nous permettre;∎ we can ill afford to wait nous ne pouvons vraiment pas nous permettre d'attendre∎ it ill becomes or befits you to criticize il vous sied mal de critiquer;∎ to augur or to bode ill être de mauvais augure►► ill feeling ressentiment m, animosité f;ill health mauvaise santé f;∎ to suffer from ill health, to be in ill health avoir des problèmes de santé;∎ because of ill health pour des raisons de santé;ill humour mauvaise humeur f;∎ to be in an ill humour être de mauvaise humeur;ill will malveillance f;∎ I bear them no ill will je ne leur garde pas rancune, je ne leur en veux pas
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