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[bæd]1. a (worse, worst) վատ, արատավոր. անպետք, անորակ. bad name վատ համբավ. bad coin կեղծ դրամ. bad language հայհոյանք. bad luck անհաջողություն. bad manners անկիրթ վար վելակերպ. bad news վատ լուր. bad debt փխբ. անհուսալի պարտք. bad faith ան բար յա ցակամություն. (փչացած, վա տո րակ) go bad փչանալ, հոտել. bad apple/meat փչա ցած խնձոր. հոտած միս. a bad tooth փչա ցած ա տամ. It is bad for you Քեզ վնաս է. (հ ի վանդ, ու ժեղ ցավ) bad leg/finger հիվանդ ոտք/մատ. bad cold/cough ուժեղ մրսած, վատ/ուժեղ հազ. bad mistake կոպիտ/ լուրջ սխալ. feel bad վատ զգալ. look bad հիվանդ տեսք ունե նալ. be in a bad way գործերը վատ լինել. in a bad temper վատ տրամադրության մեջ. have a bad fall ընկնելուց ուժեղ վնասվածք ստանալ. bad debt անհույս պարտք. n անհաջողություն, վնաս. take the good with the bad հավասար ընդունել լավն ու վատը. go from bad to worse ավելի վատ վիճակի մեջ ընկնել. go to the bad կործանվել, ճիշտ ճանապարհից շեղվել
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