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comparative - worse; adverb1) (not well, efficiently or satisfactorily: He plays tennis very badly.) mal2) (to a serious or severe extent: He badly needs a haircut; The dress is badly stained.) seriamente, desesperadamente; muybadly adv1. mal2. gravemente3. muy / muchotr['bædlɪ]1 mal2 (seriously) gravemente3 (very much) mucho,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto go badly ir malto miss somebody badly echar mucho de menos a alguiento take something badly tomar algo muy a pechoto be badly off andar escaso,-a de dineroto come off badly salir malbadly ['bædli] adv1) : mal2) urgently: mucho, con urgencia3) severely: gravementeadj.• desacomodado, -a adj.adv.• con urgencia adv.• gravemente adv.• mal adv.'bædli1) ( poorly) <play/sing> malto do badly: our team did badly a nuestro equipo le fue mal; we're not doing badly — vamos bastante bien
2) ( improperly) < behaveeat> mal3) (as intensifier) < fail> miserablemente, estrepitosamente['bædlɪ]ADV1) (=poorly) malpay 2., 1)badly made/written/designed — mal hecho/escrito/diseñado
2) (=seriously, severely) gravementethey were badly beaten — (in contest) sufrieron una seria derrota; (physically) les dieron una paliza tremenda
3) (=unfavourably)to speak/think badly of sb — hablar/pensar mal de algn
"how did he take it?" - "badly" — -¿qué tal se lo tomó? -fatal
4) (=wrongly)5) (=very much) [want, need]badly-needed medical supplies — medicamentos mpl que se necesitan desesperadamente
6)to be badly off — (=poor) andar or estar mal de dinero
you're not that badly off, you only have to work 20 hours a week — no estás tan mal, solo tienes que trabajar 20 horas por semana
* * *['bædli]1) ( poorly) <play/sing> malto do badly: our team did badly a nuestro equipo le fue mal; we're not doing badly — vamos bastante bien
2) ( improperly) <behave/treat> mal3) (as intensifier) < fail> miserablemente, estrepitosamente
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