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Meanings of bad in English
Usage of bad in English
1
Next year would be a bad year, or a good year maybe.
2
You have good days and bad days, good weeks and bad weeks.
3
THE British BSE crisis is bad news for the Irish food sector.
4
The economics is absolutely clear, migration is good; the politics is bad.
5
His health problems included a bad heart, emphysema and diverticulitis, he said.
6
Zuma's bad decision imposed a heavy penalty on the South African economy.
7
If they vote good questions up, and bad questions down, it'll work.
8
But of course there were bad events as well as good events.
9
He said, 'You think it's bad, sir.' It was not a question.
10
This week brings good news and bad news for PlayStation 3 owners.
11
One thing it'd be good to know: How bad is the problem?
12
It's good news against a barrage of bad news about these animals.
13
Taiwan's trade unions believe that free trade agreements are bad for workers.
14
The job market is really bad out there right now, Bowman said.
15
We think good companies should be able to push out bad companies.
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Image: Getty The post-coronavirus future might be bad news for budget travellers.
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United Kingdom
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