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1 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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2 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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3 получить плохую отметку на экзамене
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > получить плохую отметку на экзамене
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4 приобретать дурные привычки
1) General subject: get into bad habits, slide into bad habits2) Makarov: contract bad habits, fall into bad habitsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > приобретать дурные привычки
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5 заболевать
гл.
to be taken bad (ilium)
to become ill
to develop a disease
to disease
to fall ill (sick)
to go sick
to invalid
to take one's bed
to take sick
to get (a) bad smthOne of my lead mules got a bad hoof. (J. Steinbeck. Of Mice And Men)
Дополнительный универсальный русско-английский словарь > заболевать
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6 заболеть
гл.
to be taken bad (ilium)
to become ill
to develop a disease
to disease
to fall ill (sick)
to go sick
to invalid
to take one's bed
to take sick
to get (a) bad smthOne of my lead mules got a bad hoof. (J. Steinbeck. Of Mice And Men)
Дополнительный универсальный русско-английский словарь > заболеть
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7 застуживать
несов. - засту́живать, сов. - застуди́ть; (вн.) разг.overchill (d), catch / get a cold / chill (in)си́льно застуди́ть лёгкие — catch / get a bad / severe chest cold
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8 влезать в неприятности
Jargon: get in badУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > влезать в неприятности
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9 плохо писать
General subject: to outwrite oneself, get a bad press (о ком-л.; о статьях прессы) -
10 ославляться
ославиться разг.get* a bad name, make* oneself notorious -
11 обгорать
без доп.
1) scorch, be scorched, be burnt on the edges; be partially burned
2) разг. get a bad sunburn* * ** * *scorch, be scorched, be burnt on the edges -
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несов. - ославля́ться, сов. - осла́виться; разг.get a bad name, make oneself notorious -
14 обгорать
несовер. - обгорать; совер. - обгоретьбез доп.1) scorch, be scorched, be burnt on the edges; be partially burned2) разг. get a bad sunburn -
15 получить плохо
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16 обгорать
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get out of order глагол: -
18 получить плохо
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19 Д-125
ПОСЛЕДНЕЕ ДЕЛО coll NP Invar subj-compl with быть« ( subj: abstr, infin, or a clause), usu. pres)1. ( fixed WOsome situation (doing sth. etc) is very bad, not good at all: (of a situation etc) things are as bad as can bethings are really bad things are in a bad way things have hit (reached) rock bottom (in limited contexts) ift (the beginning of) the end (of doing sth.) (doing sth. is) as low as you can get despicable you can't get lower than (doing sth.)....Хозяин добавил: «Твой муж никому зла сделать не мог - последнее дело, если таких берут...» (Мандельштам 1). And the old man added. "Your husband could never have done harm to anyone. If they are arresting people like him, things must be really bad" (1a).«Ох, уж эти мне базары! Нет, что вы на это скажете? Уж если они немцев перестанут бояться... последнее дело» (Булгаков 3). "Hell - these market women! How'd you like that? Once they stop being afraid of the Germans...it's the beginning of the end" (3a).2. sth. is of negligible importance within the framework of the matter in questioncompletely unimportantmeans nothing (in limited contexts) the last thing (you think of etc) the last thing on one's list the least of one's concerns (worries)).(Беневоленский:) Теперь я вас спрошу, что такое красота в мужчине? - Последнее дело (Островский 1). (В.:) Now I ask you, what are good looks in a man, exactly? It's the last thing you think of (1a). -
20 последнее дело
• ПОСЛЕДНЕЕ ДЕЛО coll[NP; Invar; subj-compl with быть (subj: abstr, infin, or a clause), usu. pres]=====1. [fixed WO]⇒ some situation (doing sth. etc) is very bad, not good at all:- [of a situation etc] things are as bad as can be;- [in limited contexts] it's (the beginning of) the end;- [of doing sth.] (doing sth. is) as low as you can get;- despicable;- you can't get lower than (doing sth.).♦...Хозяин добавил: "Твой муж никому зла сделать не мог - последнее дело, если таких берут..." (Мандельштам 1). And the old man added. "Your husband could never have done harm to anyone. If they are arresting people like him, things must be really bad" (1a).♦ "Ох, уж эти мне базары! Нет, что вы на это скажете? Уж если они немцев перестанут бояться... последнее дело" (Булгаков 3). "Hell - these market women! How'd you like that? Once they stop being afraid of the Germans...it's the beginning of the end" (3a).2. sth. is of negligible importance within the framework of the matter in question:- [in limited contexts] the last thing (you think of etc);- the least of one's concerns (worries).♦ [Беневоленский:] Теперь я вас спрошу, что такое красота в мужчине? - Последнее дело (Островский 1). [В.:] Now I ask you, what are good looks in a man, exactly? It's the last thing you think of (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > последнее дело
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