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单词 badly
释义
badly
adverb
uk
/ˈbæd.li/us
/ˈbæd.li/
worse|worst

badlyadverb(UNPLEASANTLY)

A2
in asevereandharmfulway:
严重地
She was badlyaffectedby theeventsin herchildhood.童年时的一些事严重地影响了她。
Fortunately, none of thepassengerswas badlyhurt/injuredin thecrash.幸运的是，撞车事故中没有乘客受重伤。
Ithoughthe wastreatedvery badly.我认为他受到了虐待。
More examples
  • The way he wasshouting, you'd havethoughthe was badlyhurt.
  • Bothbuildingswere badlydamagedby thefire.
  • Thebushlookedbadlydiseased, withblackmarkson all theleaves.
  • Ithinkhefeelsa lot ofangertowards hisfatherwhotreatedhim very badly as achild.
  • It's hard tobelievethat he couldtreathis ownfamilyso badly.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Serious and unpleasant
  • abominable
  • abominably
  • abysmal
  • abysmally
  • apocalyptic
  • fiendish
  • fraught
  • frightful
  • from hellidiom
  • fun
  • nasty
  • nightmarish
  • nightmarishly
  • noisome
  • not be all fun and gamesidiom
  • unutterable
  • vile
  • woeful
  • woefully
  • wretchedly
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badlyadverb(IN A BAD WAY)

A2
in a way that is notacceptableor of goodquality:
坏，差；不可接受的；拙劣地
Theeventwas really badlyorganized.比赛组织得很不好。
Ithoughthebehavedvery badly.我觉得他表现得很差。
Theirchildrenareextremelybadlybehaved.他们的孩子行为举止非常糟糕。
More examples
  • He's always badlydressed.
  • Thepothad been badlyglazed.
  • Thetalkshe gave wasincoherentand badlyprepared.
  • Theteamhasperformedvery badly thisseason.
  • Thewholereportis badly written.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Not of good quality
  • a miserable, poor, etc. excuse forsomethingidiom
  • appallingly
  • atrocious
  • atrociously
  • awfully
  • awfulness
  • badness
  • downscale
  • inadequacy
  • inadequate
  • inadequately
  • janky
  • shite
  • tacky
  • tawdriness
  • tawdry
  • thinness
  • third-class
  • third-rate
  • wretched
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badlyadverb(VERY MUCH)

A2
very much:
很，非常
Heneedsthemoneyreally badly.他真的非常需要这笔钱。
They are badlyin need ofhelp.他们非常需要帮助。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Linguistics: very & extreme
  • abjectly
  • abundantly
  • beyond
  • biblical
  • blankly
  • completely
  • desperately
  • extreme
  • highly
  • positive
  • rank
  • raving
  • smack
  • spectacularly
  • such
  • terrible
  • terribly
  • unutterably
  • veritably
  • wonderfully
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(Definition ofbadlyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

badly| American Dictionary

badly
adverb
us
/ˈbæd·li/

badlyadverb(MUCH)

[not gradable]
(not standardbad,us/bæd/)
much or very much:
The UNsent90tonsof badlyneededfood.
Texaswantsvery badly to beconsideredtopsin theschoolsystem.

badlyadverb(IN UNACCEPTABLE WAY)

[not gradable]comparativeworseus/wɜrs/|superlativeworstus/wɜrst/
(not standardbad)
in a way that is notacceptable:
Theeventwas badlyorganized.
Hebehavedbadly.

badlyadverb(SEVERELY)

comparativeworseus/wɜrs/|superlativeworstus/wɜrst/
(not standardbad)
in anextremeway;seriouslyorseverely:
Hisfacewas badlybruisedandswollenafter theaccident.
He took thenewsof his sister’sdeathbadly.
(Definition ofbadlyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofbadly

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The victims who behavebadlymay ultimately prefer to have been harmed instead, thus avoiding responsibility for bad conduct.
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The next morning, she gets up very early, and finds the house dusty, full of cobwebs andbadlyarranged.
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The importance of the libraries is that they contain implementations of arithmetic over basic types; if that is compiledbadlythen performance suffers horribly.
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They werebadlyoff on the old register, but worse on the new one.
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He had tentatively agreed to become master of the rolls, and felt that the failure of that appointment reflectedbadlyupon him.
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Because the sounds are inside, and they want out -badly.
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They failed (and did so ratherbadly) only on a subset of the sentences that contained transformational movement.
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Their arrival in the colony could not have been morebadlytimed, coinciding with the 1918 influenza pandemic.
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There is no doubt that this is an idiosyncratic and, for this reviewer, oddly andbadlyconstructed book.
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A womanizer, he takes orders from women verybadly.
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If governments do those thingsbadly, it does not mean that we can dispense with governments.
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Carework is a low-level occupation that isbadlypaid, with poor terms and conditions.
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On both slides the specimens have been ratherbadlycrushed under the coverslip.
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In this experiment, dead larvae were found inbadlydamaged, waterlogged petioles.
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An insecure performance, or worse still a breakdown, re-ectsbadlynot only on the pupil, who may lose con®dence, but on the private teacher.
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