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n кусо ( во сметка), зло, лошо, губиток* * *n. зло; the good and the bad добро и зло; *to go from bad to worse одење од зло на уште полошо; bad II a1.лош, расипан (these are usu. interchangeable); bad food расипана храна; (in school) a bad grade лоша оценка; a bad habit лоша навика; bad luck лоша среќа; a bad mood лошо расположение; news лоши вести; bad results лоши резултати; a bad road лош пат; bad taste лош вкус; bad times лоши времиња; bad treatment лошо постапување; a bad worker лош работник; (colloq.) she's not bad не е лоша;2. болен; a bad leg болна нога;3. штетен; bad for the eyes штетен за очи;4. непријатен; a bad smell непријатен мирис;5. расипан, трул; a bad egg мажјак; the meat is bad месото е расипано; to go bad се расипа; 6. порочен, неморален; a bad woman порочна жена; 7. зол; bad blood зла крв; bad luck зла среќа; 8. misc.; he has bad breath тој има лош здив; a bad check чек без покритие; a bad debt ненаплатив долг; to act in badfaith постапување непоштено; (fig.) to go bad морално пропаѓање; bad language непристојно изразување; to see smt. in a bad light гледано неповолно на нешто; he is bad off тој е тешко болен; bad pain силна болка; (Br., colloq.) a bad show лошо извршена за
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