португальский
pobremente испанский
mal (`Ill' is often used as a combining form) in a poor or improper or unsatisfactory manner; not well.
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Commission powers to enforce content decisions are ill-defined and subject to challenge.
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Powerful professional interests, with widespread but ultimately ill-informed public support, held sway.
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A new report has highlighted the link between domestic violence and ill-health.
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The idea is simple: to prevent torture or ill-treatment before it happens.
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Beyond that seems less clear; his role in this team remains ill-defined.
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Nevertheless, ill-informed scaremongering forms much of the abortion debate in this country.
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An ill-considered idea perhaps, but one put out there in good faith?
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This was next level problem solving I was ill-equipped to deal with.
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From the age of 50, the burden of chronic ill-health conditions increases.
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No general system existed; the masters were very inferior and ill paid.
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You have loved me in good report; trust me now in ill.
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Narrative problems are exposed and ill-conceived character decisions highlighted to his readers.
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Once the attack was underway, the ill-preparedness of the police became clear.
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Certainly all right minded people are against the ill treatment of animals.
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I see the ill; I see many burnt in a great fire.
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Conclusions: The large increase in visits for ill-defined intestinal infection is noteworthy.
