Significats de do poorly en anglès

This is easy to do poorly and surprisingly tricky to do well.

They're also more likely to do poorly in school and have social problems.

Falls are not necessarily the reason people do poorly after surgery, he cautioned.

Both do poorly mostly because of bad decisions about getting in and out.

A child who had a low birthweight tends to do poorly in school.

Despite recent advances in the treatment of advanced disease, these patients still do poorly.

If I do poorly I will say: 'Oh well', I already got into university.

The idea that children of queer parents do poorly in school is also bunko.

Of course, I understood that this was not an open-ended invitation to do poorly.

But candidates who do poorly can often find themselves struggling to regain lost ground.

Patients do poorly unless immediate and extensive surgery is performed and appropriate antibiotics are given.

I did na' do poorly with my own sons, aye?

The pipeline's biggest supporters are in western provinces like Alberta where Liberals traditionally do poorly.

In addition, children who are anaemic tend to do poorly in vocabulary, reading, mathematics and other subjects.

Presidents generally do poorly in midterm elections.

However, children with metastatic and or recurrent disease continue to do poorly despite the aggressive multi-modality conventional therapies.