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bad
[comparative form: worse][superlative form: worst]
Example
The movie was bad and not enjoyable to watch.
Bad habits can be hard to break.
1.1
mau, ruim
morally unacceptable
Example
Cheating on exams is a bad choice.
Discrimination based on race or religion is morally unacceptable and considered bad.
02
doente, mal
(of a person) sick or unwell
Example
After the long run, he felt really bad.
He ate too much candy and now feels bad.
03
maligno, prejudicial
capable of harming
04
ruim, mau
not meeting the expected standards of performance or quality
05
foda, mal
very intense
Example
He ’s bad at playing the guitar, but he ’s getting better with practice.
Ele é desajeitado em tocar violão, mas está melhorando com a prática.
John was bad at math, but he worked hard to pass the test.
João era inepto em matemática, mas trabalhou duro para passar na prova.
07
estragado, mau
(of foodstuffs) not in an edible or usable condition
08
experiencing a sense of guilt or disappointment over one's actions or decisions
Example
She felt bad for not helping her friend when she needed it the most.
He felt bad about not keeping his promise, realizing how it affected others.
09
falsificado, fraudulento
reproduced fraudulently
10
confiável, digno de confiança
confer a trust upon
11
incapaz de ser coletado, não coletável
not capable of being collected
12
defeito, ruim
not working properly
13
irregular, defeituoso
nonstandard
14
ferido, doente
(of a part of the body) injured or diseased
15
deficiente, prejudicial
not financially safe or secure
Bad
01
mau, mal
that which is below standard or expectations as of ethics or decency
bad
01
to a great or intense degree, used especially to emphasize need, desire, or lack
InformalExample
I need this job bad, rent's due next week.
We're short-staffed bad at the restaurant tonight.
02
to a severe degree, typically of physical sensation, impact, or force
InformalExample
His hands shook bad from the cold.
The earthquake bad affected the city's infrastructure.
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