worse

名詞

UK/wɜːs/
US/wɝːs/

定義 worse 名詞

  1. C1Uncountable(不可數名詞)

    Something that is more unpleasant or difficult.

    更糟糕的事物;更惡劣的情況

    • After three months into the expedition, they had already faced numerous challenges, but even worse was yet to come.

      探險進行三個月後,他們已經面臨了無數挑戰,但更糟的情況還在後頭。

    • "What did you think of the bride's dress? Wasn't it awful?" "I don't know, I have seen much worse ones."

      「你覺得新娘的禮服怎麼樣?是不是很糟糕?」「我不知道,我看過更糟的。」

    • He thought the situation was bad enough, but he soon realized worse was yet to come.

      他以為情況已經夠糟了,但很快就意識到更糟的情況還在後頭。

形容詞

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定義 worse 形容詞

  1. A2

    Comparative of 'bad': more unpleasant, difficult, or severe than before or than something else that is also bad.

    更壞的;更糟的;更差的

    • Their living conditions are far worse than we had imagined.

      他們的生活條件比我們想像的還要糟糕得多。

    • If the weather gets any worse, we might have to cancel the event.

      如果天氣變得更糟,我們可能不得不取消活動。

    • His temper is even worse than his older brother's.

      他的脾氣甚至比他哥哥的還要差。

片語 worse 形容詞

  • get worse

    To deteriorate in health or condition; to become more severe.

    惡化

    The economic crisis seems to be getting worse.

    經濟危機似乎正在惡化。

副詞

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定義 worse 副詞

  1. B1

    Comparative of 'badly'.

    更糟地;更差地

    • He performed much worse in the competition than he had expected.

      他在比賽中的表現比預期的差很多。

    • The new system operates much worse than the old one.

      新系統的運作比舊的差很多。

    • Her health deteriorated much worse than she had feared.

      她的健康狀況比她擔心的惡化得更嚴重。

成語

  • for the worse

    To deteriorate or decline in quality or condition; to become more unfavorable or unpleasant.

    變得更差

    Since the company was acquired, the working conditions have changed for the worse.

    自從公司被收購後,工作條件變得越來越糟。

  • make matters worse

    To exacerbate an already negative situation, thereby increasing the difficulties or unpleasantness.

    更糟糕

    Trying to hide the mistake will only make matters worse.

    試圖隱瞞錯誤只會讓事情變得更糟。

  • worse luck

    Used at the end of a statement to express disappointment or frustration about a situation or fact.

    (句尾语气)真倒楣,真不幸

    I missed my train this morning, worse luck.

    我今天早上錯過了我的火車,真倒楣。

  • be none the worse

    to not be harmed or damaged by something; to remain in good condition after a negative experience

    沒受到損害;完好如初

    Although the car was badly damaged in the accident, the driver was none the worse.

    雖然車子在事故中嚴重損壞,但司機毫髮無傷。

  • the worse for drink

    In a state of drunkenness; intoxicated.

    醉酒

    He was the worse for drink last night and has a terrible headache this morning.

    他昨晚喝醉了,今天早上頭痛得要命。

  • the worse for wear

    Appearing tired, damaged, or in poor condition due to excessive use or activity.

    (人)疲憊不堪;(物品)破舊不堪

    After the long trek, his clothes looked the worse for wear.

    經過長途跋涉後,他的衣服看起來破舊不堪。