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Meanings of badly in inglés

portugués
gravemente

To a severe or serious degree.

gravemente
portugués
pobremente
español
mal

(`Ill' is often used as a combining form) in a poor or improper or unsatisfactory manner; not well.

mal
Sinónimos
Examples for "seriously"
Examples for "seriously"
1
Yet, it's clear the president takes seriously his position as role model.
Ebony
2
She said the blockades would continue until councils take the problem seriously.
Radio NZ
3
Liability is seriously at issue in the case, the court previously heard.
The Irish Times
4
I don't know what your problem is, but you seriously need help.
Ruthless
5
Photo: Westport News She said farmers were taking the weather warnings seriously.
Radio NZ
1
The Père Longuemare gravely recited the sacramental words in muttered tones; then:
The Gods are Athirst
2
I answered gravely, 'He's left himself a lot of work to do!'
Shadows in Bronze
3
The United States says it is gravely concerned about the proposed amendments.
Reuters
4
Many of the victims were gravely injured, Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick said.
Reuters
5
Mr Abe said the launch did not gravely affect Japan's national security.
Radio NZ
1
Unmanned flights within Europe are severely limited by air traffic control regulations.
The Guardian
2
The effect of obesity on severely injured patients, however, remains incompletely defined.
Pubmed
3
Moreover, the UK has severely limited its influence in future EU decisions.
The Guardian
4
Family budgets continue to be stretched... and consumer confidence is severely dented.
The Guardian
5
However, market participants say Chinese regulators are now severely limiting offshore financing.
Reuters
español
maliciosamente

In a disobedient or naughty way.

maliciosamente
español
malamente

In a disadvantageous way; to someone's disadvantage.

malamente
Usage of badly in inglés
1
New Zealand scored particularly badly on intimate partner violence and community safety.
Radio NZ
2
But, as the new year violence illustrates, something has gone badly wrong.
The Guardian
3
In Britain, polls called the result of May's national election badly wrong.
Reuters
4
Indeed, they badly needed good news to enhance the group's share rating.
The Irish Times
5
It badly needs funds to revive currency trade and restart the economy.
The Irish Times
6
Speaking to the media, he said: It was a badly organised unit.
The Guardian
7
Public transport, traffic and businesses have been badly affected, especially in Belfast.
The Irish Times
8
However, London has been less badly affected than northeast England and Scotland.
The Irish Times
9
It all depends on how badly you want to change the situation.
Is it just me?: or is it nuts out there?
10
Perversely, this means they often do badly when the market does well.
Reuters
11
Background: Acne often results in permanent, badly tolerated, difficult to treat scars.
Pubmed
12
I wanted so badly to ask him if there was any hope.
An impartial witness: a bess crawford mystery
13
An independent inquiry in the United Kingdom had gone badly, he said.
Radio NZ
14
Its politics are dysfunctional, its society badly fractured and its economy weakened.
The Irish Times
15
Of course, there are days when things go badly in Finland, too.
The Guardian
16
Perhaps box number three would produce the footballer he so badly wanted.
Shadows in the twilight
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Translations for badly
Badly through the time
Badly across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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